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September 8, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Elections supervisor: rollout Cartersville of new voting equipment will City Council require ‘community effort’ approves youth BY JAMES SWIFT we’re going to show them how we do things in [email protected] Bartow County, and we’re going to do this right.” In July it was announced the Dominion sports, This fall, Bartow County will be one of just Voting Systems received a roughly $107 mil- six counties throughout Georgia to test out the lion contract to provide new electronic voting State’s new voting equipment. equipment, with paper ballot processing capa- resurfacing “This November and then going into next bilities, throughout the state. March, the eyes of the state and the nation are As the new machines come online for this contracts going to be on us,” Bartow County Elections November’s municipal-level elections, Kirk JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Supervisor Joseph Kirk said at a presentation at said input and assistance from other stakehold- BY JAMES SWIFT Bartow County Elections Supervisor Jospeh Kirk gave a pre- the Frank Moore Administration and Judicial ers throughout Bartow is essential. [email protected] view of Georgia’s new voting equipment at a presentation Tues- Center in Cartersville Tuesday evening. day afternoon. “There was a good reason they chose us — SEE VOTING, PAGE 6A Thursday evening’s Car- tersville City Council meeting largely revolved around a se- ries of contracts, agreements and bids, running the gamut Man who led from guardrail replacements and new police vehicle purchas- police on high- es to emergency sewer repairs and a $3 million-plus Georgia speed chase IVING ROOF Department of Transportation L P (GDOT) airport grant. First up on the docket was a sent to prison request from the municipal wa- ter department to pay low-bid- for more than der C&L Contractors $17,500 for the aforementioned emer- 9 years gency sewer repairs. “We had a manhole that was BY JAMES SWIFT surcharging last Wednesday,” [email protected] said City of Cartersville Wa- ter Department Director Bob Kevin Lee Temples, 40, of Jones. “Somebody was operat- White, was out of custody for ing a piece of heavy equipment just nine days before he al- in the railroad right of way and legedly led police on a high- apparently they were pushing speed chase last October. brush back or something … And at a probation revoca- they just graded the manhole tion hearing in Bartow Supe- and it just sort of collapsed onto rior Court Tuesday morning, itself.” Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge Considering how deep the Suzanne H. Smith threw the manhole was, plus its proximity proverbial book at him, sending to the railroad line, Jones said it the defendant back to prison for was in the City’s best interest to nine years and 170 days. simply subcontract the work out “He obviously knew right instead of trying to perform the from wrong,” Judge Smith said repairs in-house. to defense attorney Scott For- The council voted unani- tas. “That’s a simple thing — mously to approve the payment. you see a blue light, you stop “I think it’s a fair price,” the car. That’s all you’ve got to Jones said. “It is high, but the do.” repair was accomplished 24 Cherokee Judicial Circuit hours after we were notified Assistant District Attorney … it helped us to not have to Suzanne Brookshire said that rent bypass pumps through the the defendant reached speeds long holiday weekend, so the in excess of 90 miles per hour net of this is a little better than during the pursuit, at times $17,500.” darting through residential ar- Council members also unan- eas with posted speed limits of JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS imously approved a slate of 35 miles per hour. Dr. Robert Poston, left, and Roger Marshall spoke about services for military veterans experiencing PTSD symptoms athletics program agreements, Brookshire said the defen- at a presentation in Cartersville Wednesday afternoon. including a contract with Al- dant was also driving on a sus- pharetta-based Halftime Sports pended license at the time. to operate the City’s winter According to Georgia De- basketball league as well as its partment of Corrections (GDC) Military veterans recount struggles with PTSD summer basketball camps and data, even without the most re- fall and spring developmental cent fl eeing police charges on BY JAMES SWIFT their sons had died in combat. did that, I realized that everybody has leagues. his record Temples already has [email protected] He recalled checking into a hotel stages that they go through … appar- “They’ll give 25% of their dozens of offenses listed on his one night. He sat on the edge of the ently, I was in one, because I was de- gross revenue and any non-res- rap sheet, including two previ- Nearly 50 years ago, Dr. Robert bed, placed a .357 in his mouth and pressed and had a mental illness.” ident fees back to the City,” ous convictions for fl eeing and/ Poston was a commanding officer at pulled the trigger. He recalled putting the gun down said City of Cartersville Parks or eluding law enforcement of- Fort McPherson. At that time, he was “It didn’t go off,” Poston recounted and picking up a bible. He found him- and Recreation Director Tom fi cers. on funeral detail for north Georgia at a luncheon at the Cartersville-Bar- self looking at John 15:16 — “Ye have Gilliam. GDC records indicate the and parts of Tennessee — essentially, tow County Chamber of Commerce defendant received a 20-year it was his job to inform parents that Wednesday afternoon. “As soon as I SEE VETERANS, PAGE 2A SEE CARTERSVILLE, PAGE 7A sentence for aggravated assault on a peace offi cer in 2008 and two 15-year sentences for pos- session of methamphetamine in both 2005 and 1997. His record also includes a lit- Bartow students honor their elders for Grandparents Day any of forgery charges, as well as arrests for theft by taking BY DONNA HARRIS parents and thank them for all the love and and possession of a fi rearm by [email protected] support that they give us each and every day,” a convicted felon. she said. “Grandparents are just as important as According to representatives White Elementary School needed a revolving parents. Normally we deal with the parents, but from the Georgia Department door at its entrance Friday to handle the steady it’s good to also deal with the grandparents.” of Community Supervision, stream of grandparents coming and going Heater said the lunch gives her the oppor- Temples had more than 20 dis- during lunchtime. tunity to see grandparents who are new to the ciplinary reports fi led while he For the fourth year, students in pre-K through school. was in prison, including repri- fi fth grade celebrated Grandparents Day by in- “Some of them I know; some of them I don’t mands for having contraband viting their maw maws and paw paws to have know so that’s been good to kind of talk to and getting into altercations lunch with them at school. them and have that connection and put a face with other inmates. Principal Amy Heater said she started the with a name,” she said. Fortas claimed the defendant, event so students could honor their elder family She also saw some familiar faces she’s who had just wrapped up a 10- members, which she no longer has. known since her days as a third-grade teacher year “door-to-door” prison sen- “I wanted to do something special because I at White. tence before allegedly commit- miss my grandparents,” she said. “I don’t have “Some of the grandparents that are coming ting the new offenses last fall, them anymore. And those are some good mem- in, I taught their kids or their kids were here did not receive any treatments ories to have.” when I was a teacher so it’s neat to see them RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS for substance abuse issues She also said the lunch allowed the school to come back,” she said, noting she’s been at White In recognition of today being Grandparents Day, Marjorie and while incarcerated. recognize the importance of grandparents. for 18 years. “The family tradition continues.” Jerry Cox of Woodstock joined their granddaughters, Ansley “I just felt like it was something that we need- Blanton, left center, a kindergartner, and Arlington Blanton, a SEE HEARING, PAGE 7A ed to do to give back and welcome our grand- SEE GRANDPARENTS, PAGE 5A third-grader, for lunch Friday at White Elementary School.

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The Daily Tribune News nine buddies. and friends, the Hope Center, in Los Angeles, California, Moultrie; his father-in-law Address: A gentle giant, Bill was affec- Doctors: Sidlow, Mehta, Mongia, Robert was the son of Robert and mother-in-law, Travis and 251 S. Tennessee St. tionately known as “Bull” by his and Tayara and the entire staff of Moultrie and Betty Thompson Cathy Hyde; his brother-in-law, Cartersville, GA 30120 great nieces and nephews, and Cartersville Medical Center. Moultrie. Bobby Todd; countless nieces his great grandchildren, Bill was The family will receive friends Robert spent his entire life and nephews; and his beloved Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. a genuine family man who found at Owen Funeral Home, Satur- serving the people of his coun- dogs, Lola, Layla, Lucy, Kita, Cartersville, GA 30120 his greatest pride and joy in inter- day September 7, 2019, from fi ve try and in this community. He Nixon, Bush, and Rex. William O. acting with the people he loved. o’clock in the evening until eight. spent 10 years in the United Funeral services will be held Phone: 770-382-4545 He faithfully served his Lord and A Celebration of Life Service States Marine Corps and later at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 was a member of Sam Jones Me- will be conducted at Sam Jones spent 27 years September 11, 2019, at The Fax: 770-382-2711 Bradford morial United Methodist Church Memorial United Methodist with the Bar- Church at Liberty Square with Alan Davis, William O. “Bill” Bradford, since 1948. Bill served on many Church with the Reverend Kevin tow County Reverend Travis Hyde offi- Publisher 83, of Cartersville, GA went boards and duties. He was a char- Lobello offi ciating, Sunday, Sep- Sheriff’s Of- ciating. Burial will follow at home to be with the Lord and ter member of the Marco Sunday tember 8, 2019, at three o’clock fice as a Lieu- Georgia National Cemetery. Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor Savior September 4, 2019. School Class. Bill married the in the afternoon. Bill will lie in tenant over The family will receive friends Born March 21, 1936 in Pine love of his life, Peggy Stewart in state in the sanctuary from two the Criminal from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Jennifer Moates, Log GA to his parents Dr. Harry this church in 1960, brought up o’clock in the afternoon until the Investigation Tuesday, September 10, 2019, at Advertising Director and Rosebud Bradford, Bill at- his two daughters here, and will service hour. Interment will fol- Team, then the Church at Liberty Square. tended Cartersville High School, celebrate receiving his wings at low the service at Sunset Memo- continued with Moultrie Serving as pallbearers will Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified and then grad- this alter. ry Gardens, Cartersville. the SWAT and be Doug Duncan, Daniel Advertising Director uated from the Bill is preceded in death by his Memorial contributions may SAR Team. He was the leader Weathers, Jonathan Shirley, University of parents, Dr. Harry B. and Rose- be made to Sam Jones Memorial of the Bartow County SWAT Jim Downey, Don Moody, and Lee McCrory, Georgia with bud Bradford, sisters; Cora Har- United Methodist Church or the Team and the Search and Re- Jeff Woody. Honorary pall- Circulation/Distribution Manager his B.B.A. He ris Bradford, Alma Fryar, Sarah Hope Center, Cartersville. covery Team. He lived a life bearers include the Bartow Byron Pezzarossi, retired from Strickland, and Rosebud White, Proverbs 20:7 The righteous of dignity, service and honor. County College and Career Press Room Director Life of Geor- and brother, Crawford Strick- lead blameless lives; blessed are Robert truly loved his family, Academy Law Enforcement gia Insurance land. their children after them. friends, and the people of Bar- Students, and members of the Email: after 30 years He leaves a legacy of love in Please visit www.owenfuner- tow County. Criminal Investigation Di- of dedicated Bradford the hearts and souls of his be- als.com to leave online condo- Survivors include his wife, vision of the Bartow County PUBLISHER service. He also loved family. Peggy, his wife lences for the family. Regena Todd Moultrie; his Sheriff’s Office, and members [email protected] served his country in the Geor- of 59 years, adoring daughters; Owen Funeral Home, 12 Col- sons, Jacen (Karina) Moul- of Bartow County Search and gia/Florida National Guard. Cheri (Tommy) Hayes of Rocky lins Drive, Cartersville is hon- trie, Mason Siniard, and Jus- Recovery Team. MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] His personal time was full Mount, NC, Beth Bradford of ored to serve Bill’s family in this tin Moultrie; his daughters, Parnick Jennings Funeral of fellowship and service to his Cartersville, GA, brother, Har- most diffi cult time. Ashley DeMeester, and Julie Home and Cremation Services NEWSROOM community. Bill and his wife ry (Lucy) Bradford of Orlan- Holcomb; his grandchildren, is honored to serve the family [email protected] Peggy were square dancers from do, FL, and step-daughter, Pam Sienna DeMeester, Breagen of Robert Moultrie; please visit FEATURES EDITOR 1980-1999, docents for the Booth (Johnny) Davis of Macon, GA, Robert Lee Holcomb, Gavin Holcomb, www.parnickjenningsfuneral. [email protected] Museum, delivery drivers for three grandchildren and seven Brenden Moultrie, Aubrey com to share memories and to Meals-on-Wheels, and support- great grandchildren. Numerous Moultrie Moultrie, Kacelyn Moultrie, post tributes. PHOTOGRAPHER ers of the Scott’s BBQ social nieces, nephews, in laws, cous- Devyn Moultrie, Brenna Mar- [email protected] club. Bill also enjoyed master- ins, friends, and canine pal, Sa- Robert Lee Moultrie, 59, of tin, Julian Moultrie, and Ka- STAFF REPORTERS ing crossword puzzles, building sha also survive to cherish Bill’s Adairsville, passed away on vani Moultrie; his siblings, [email protected] model cars, feeding his backyard Memory. Thursday, August 29, 2019, at Vince Moultrie, Tom Moultrie, [email protected] birds, cheering on his GA Bull- The family would like to send his residence. Will Moultrie, Jeff Moultrie, Subscribe dogs, and napping with his ca- a special thanks to their family Born on October 27, 1959, Elisa Herndon, and Jeanne SPORTS REPORTER [email protected] and SAVE ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] brain injuries. Before he could pull the then all of a sudden you’re an- Call 770- Marshall said the organiza- trigger, however, he recounted gry for no reason and you don’t OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- Veterans tion is looking to open a new hearing a talk radio segment know what it is,” he said. “The FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR intern program either in or near about a hotline for military more you talk about the stress- 382-4545 [email protected] From Page 1A Bartow shortly. veterans struggling with PTSD or, the less it bothers you.” LEGAL ADVERTISING not chosen me, but I have cho- “We’ve made a bid on a cou- symptoms. [email protected] sen you.” ple of places for this area,” he He said hearing comforting, Poston has been a Nation- said. reassuring words from anoth- MED CARE OF ADAIRSVILLE HAS MOVED!! Letter Guidelines: al Alliance on Mental Illness Like Poston, he too felt sui- er veteran wasn’t just enough Letters to the editor on issues OUR NEW LOCATION IS of broad public interest are (NAMI) facilitator for close to cidal urges while in the grips to save his own life — it made welcomed. Letters must bear a decade. Now in his early 80s, of PTSD-borne depression. him want to do the same for 14A Legacy Way a complete signature, street the retired major works full “I started losing time,” he fellow veterans in the throes of address and phone number time — without pay — to help said. “Like going out on the despair and depression. Adairsville (address and phone numbers veterans in Bartow County file balcony, I would come in and “We’ve heard first respond- will not be published). Let- Drop In and Tour the Facility ters of 500 words or less will assistance claims. my ex-wife would say ‘Where ers in this county and others be accepted. Libelous char- While state agencies may you’ve been?’” that we had to go get and send Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am - 4 pm gers and abusive language help veterans process claims, He stood there for four hours, to an intern program because Med Care Thurs., Sat. 8 am - Noon Walk In Clinic will not be considered. Infor- he said it’s his goal to help lo- but said he had no recollections they didn’t have something mation given must be factual. All letters will be printed as cal veterans develop them. of doing so whatsoever. available in the state of Geor- Everyone Welcome! submitted. No corrections will “If a guy comes in and says “I was so heavily medicat- gia,” he said. be made to grammar, spell- ‘I lost three of my buddies in ed that it was difficult for me For veterans and first re- ing or style. Writers may have a foxhole and my lieutenant to even function,” he said. “I sponders experiencing PTSD letters published once every two weeks. Consumers com- was killed and it’s bothering wound up being homeless, liv- symptoms, Poston said silence plaints and thank-you letters me right now,’ well, if you put ing out on the streets, going to can often be lethal. cannot be used. All are sub- that down and took it over to jails, going to institutions … I And sometimes, he said the ject to editing. Send letters to Georgia and they sent the claim just didn’t die.” first step of the healing process 251 S. Tennessee St., Car- in,” he said, “they’d bounce it Like Poston, at one point he is simply opening up to some- tersville, GA 30120, or e-mail Affordable Funerals & On-Site Cremations back and say ‘Well, give me the got so low he decided to at- body else about the problems to [email protected]. name of the lieutenant and who tempt suicide. and pains one is facing. Editor’ Note: Opinions expressed by col- shot you and how did you get “I wanted to blow my brains “Stressors can stay back in umnists for The Daily Tribune shot?’” out, so I was going to do that,” the back of your mind and not News are those of the colum- Poston said that in the past, he said. bother you for a long time, and nist alone and do not reflect he’s sometimes spent seven or the opinion of the newspaper or any of its advertisers. eight hours trudging through records, newspaper articles and Ordering Photographs: other documents to help veter- Every photograph taken by a ans file claims. Daily Tribune News photog- He recounted helping one rapher and published in the priest with post-traumatic paper is available for pur- stress disorder (PTSD) from Did you know... chase. Go to www.daily-tri- the Vietnam War, who was You can transfer your pre-paid funeral arrangements from one funeral home to bune.com and click on Order asked by a State agency to list another without penalty? 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BY MARIE NESMITH at Flowering Branch Children’s [email protected] Shelter in high school, which ignited my passion for helping In her new role at Hickory others. I explored other areas and Log Vocational School, Melissa careers, like law enforcement and Hunt enjoys building “genuine” HR/Recruitment, but my heart is relationships with the nonprofi t’s in human services. I joined Hick- residents. ory Log as a temporary admin- “Hickory Log is a personal istrative assistant to the director care home for men with devel- and previous house manager, but opmental and intellectual dis- soon became a full-time member abilities,” she said. “Licensed of the operations team. for 24 residents, Hickory Log is currently home to 21 residents, DTN: How has your role ranging in age from 36 to 83. changed since joining Hickory “Hickory Log is a long-term Log’s staff, and what are your home for these gentlemen. Some current responsibilities? RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS of them have been with us since MH: I started off as adminis- Hickory Log Vocational School House Manager Melissa Hunt works a puzzle with HLVS resident Marion Wehunt. the 1970s.” trative assistant and immediately As Hickory Log’s house man- [assumed] the role of volunteer DTN: What have been some/or ory Log? doubt that my past professional I delegate to others. Thank you, ager, Hunt oversees a staff of 15 coordinator. During my fi rst few one of your most memorable or MH: It is my goal to continue experiences led me to be suc- Patty Eagar, for forcing me to and the residents’ daily activities months, I was fortunate to learn rewarding moments while work- incorporating Hickory Log into cessful as the Hickory Log house learn this skill. and care. and absorb a lot of information ing at Hickory Log? the community as much as possi- manager. Situated at 3680 Highway 411 from the — then — house man- MH: Seeing these men partic- ble. As a lifelong resident of Bar- DTN: What do you like to do in White, Hickory Log was es- ager. Upon her departure, I was ipate in community events, like tow County, I have a vast number DTN: How would you de- in your spare time? tablished in 1970 to meet the offered the position of house Food Truck Friday/Euharlee and of connections and resources that scribe yourself in three words? MH: I enjoy serving and volun- needs of Bartow residents who manager. I have been in this role Music by the Tracks/downtown are continuing to benefi t this pro- MH: Passionate, witty and re- teering at my church, Crosspoint before had to use out-of-county since late June of this year. It is Cartersville, and seeing the pub- gram in multiple ways. liable City Church. I am currently con- facilities. my responsibility to coordinate lic’s reaction is priceless. It is a nected to the Students Ministry, all aspects of the residents’ daily true example that Hickory Log is DTN: What is your greatest DTN: What is something peo- apprenticing with the Commu- Name: Melissa Hunt lives; this includes their commu- part of the Bartow County com- professional or personal achieve- ple would be surprised to know nity Engagement team and start Age: 37 nity activities, medical appoint- munity. They are vibrant and ac- ment? about you? classes for CPCC School of Min- Occupation (title): Hickory ments, medicine administration, tive members of this community MH: My greatest personal MH: I enjoy planning wed- istry next week. Log house manager fi nances, and basic health and and anyone that has the pleasure achievements are defi nitely my dings, parties, fundraisers and City of residence: Cartersville safety. This is not done alone; of interacting with our residents children. I am proud to be raising other special events. DTN: Where is your favorite Family: I am blessed with two I manage a direct care staff of quickly realize that. I truly enjoy two amazing young people that place to be in Bartow County? great kids: Gracie Bridges, 14, 15 amazing individuals. Having seeing the childlike excitement will prove to be valuable mem- DTN: What is the best advice MH: I enjoy going to the and Preston Bridges, 12. such compassionate staff makes that live music brings to them. bers of society. you have ever received? lake, the river or anywhere else Education: I graduated from my job easier. My greatest professional MH: Stop trying to do every- that my family and friends has Woodland High c/o 2000. Most of DTN: Looking ahead, what achievement is being exact- thing by myself. I have learned planned to cook out and spend my certifi cations and trainings are DTN: What do you enjoy most are some of your goals for Hick- ly where I am now. There is no that I can be more successful if time together. from [Department of Behavioral about working at Hickory Log and Health and Developmental Dis- being a part of these men’s lives? HOT abilities] DBHDD, Crisis Preven- MH: In comparison to oth- tion Institute and a Georgia Man- er organizations that I have SPECIAL dated Reporter certifi cation from worked for, I love that Hickory [Child Protective Services] CPS. Log is long term. There is not a Buy 3 Windows, high turnover rate in residents. GET 1 FREE! The Daily Tribune News That allows us as staff to build *Ask for details. Windows minimum 6. (DTN): When and why did you a true genuine relationship with Not to be combined with any other offer. CHANGE THE WORLD FOUR HOURS AT A TIME! join Hickory Log Vocational them, similar to what one may Energy Ef¿ cient Vinyl Windows Become a Tellus Science Museum Volunteer School, and how did you get into have with a grandfather or uncle. 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BY JONATHAN LEMIRE AND DEB RIECHMANN Associated Press

President Donald Trump said Saturday he canceled a se- cret weekend meeting at Camp David with Taliban and Af- ghanistan leaders after a bombing in the past week in Kabul that killed 11 people, including an American soldier, and has called off peace negotiations with the insurgent group. Trump’s tweet was surprising because it would mean that the president was ready to host members of the Taliban at the presidential retreat in Maryland just days before the an- niversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. More than 2,400 U.S. troops have been killed since the U.S. invaded Afghan- istan to go after the Taliban, which were harboring al-Qaida leaders responsible for 9/11. Canceling the talks also goes against Trump’s pledge to withdraw the remaining 13,000 to 14,000 U.S. troops from Afghanistan and close U.S. involvement in the confl ict that is closing in on 18 years. Zalmay Khalilzad, the Trump administration’s diplomat talking to the Taliban leaders for months, has said recently that he was on the “threshold” of an agreement with the Tal- iban aimed at ending America’s longest war. The president, however, has been under pressure from the Afghan gov- ernment and some lawmakers, including Trump supporter Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who mistrust the Taliban and think it’s too early to withdraw American forces. “Unbeknownst to almost everyone, the major Taliban leaders and, separately, the President of Afghanistan, were going to secretly meet with me at Camp David on Sunday,” Trump tweeted Saturday evening. “They were coming to the United States tonight. Unfortu- nately, in order to build false leverage, they admitted to an attack in Kabul that killed one of our great great soldiers, and 11 other people. I immediately cancelled the meeting and called off peace negotiations,” he wrote. On Thursday, a Taliban car bomb exploded and killed an American soldier, a Romanian service member and 10 civil- ians in a busy diplomatic area near the U.S. Embassy in Ka- RAMON ESPINOSA/AP bul. The bombing was one of many attacks by the Taliban in A woman is overcome as she looks at her house destroyed by Hurricane Dorian Friday in High Rock, Grand Bahama, Bahamas. recent days during U.S.-Taliban talks. The Bahamian health ministry said helicopters and boats are on the way to help people in affected areas, though offi cials warned The Defense Department says Sgt. 1st Class Elis A. Bar- of delays because of severe fl ooding and limited access. reto Ortiz, 34, from Morovis, Puerto Rico, was killed in ac- tion when the explosive device detonated near his vehicle. He was the fourth U.S. service member killed in the past two weeks in Afghanistan. ‘This hour of darkness’ as “What kind of people would kill so many in order to seem- ingly strengthen their bargaining position? They didn’t, they only made it worse!” Trump tweeted. “If they cannot agree to a ceasefi re during these very important peace talks, and Dorian toll rises in Bahamas would even kill 12 innocent people, then they probably don’t have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement any- way. How many more decades are they willing to fi ght?” BY MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN the hurricane, waves lifted a Donald Trump tweeted that meals as well as logistical and It remains unclear if the U.S.-Taliban talks are over or Associated Press yacht that smashed against a Minnis had told him that there telecommunications equipment only paused. Trump said he called off the peace negotiations cement wall, which in turn col- would have been “many more are being delivered, said Herve after the bombing, but Khalilzad, the U.S. envoy negotiating The hurricane death toll is lapsed on their home and de- casualties” without U.S. help. Verhoosel, spokesman for the with the Taliban, was meeting with leaders of the insurgent rising in the Bahamas, in what stroyed it. Trump credited the Federal U.N. World Food Program. group in Doha, Qatar, on both Thursday and Friday. its leader calls “this hour of “There’s nothing left here. Emergency Management Agen- “The needs remain enor- The State Department and the White House declined to darkness.” There are no jobs,” said Parotti, cy, the U.S. Coast Guard and mous,” Verhoosel said. respond to requests for clarifi cation. Search and rescue teams who hopes to start a new life the “brave people of the Baha- The British Royal Navy, were still trying to reach some in the United States, where she mas.” American Airlines, the Royal Bahamian communities iso- has relatives. The U.S. Coast Guard said it Caribbean cruise line and other lated by fl oodwaters and de- Dorval Darlier, a Haitian has rescued a total of 290 peo- organizations have also contrib- bris Saturday after Hurricane diplomat who had come from ple in the Bahamas following uted to the aid effort. Dorian struck the northern part the Bahamian capital of Nas- Hurricane Dorian. Six MH-60 Marvin Dames, security min- of the archipelago last Sunday. sau, shouted in Creole, tell- Jayhawk helicopters are carry- ister in the Bahamas, said au- At least 43 people died. ing the crowd that sick people ing out search and rescue mis- thorities were striving to reach Several hundred people, many along with women and children sions and providing logistical everyone, but the crews can’t of them Haitian immigrants, should be evacuated before support, while nine cutters are just bulldoze their way through waited at Abaco island’s Marsh men. also helping, the Coast Guard fallen trees and other rubble be- Harbour in hopes of leaving the Prime Minister Hubert Min- said. cause there might be bodies not disaster zone on vessels arriv- nis said late Friday that 35 peo- The U.S. Agency for Interna- yet recovered. ing with aid. Bahamian security ple were known dead on Abaco tional Development on Saturday “We have been through this forces were organizing evacua- and eight on Grand Bahama is- announced $1 million in addi- before, but not at this level of tions on a landing craft. Other land. tional humanitarian assistance devastation,” Dames said. boats, including yachts and oth- “We acknowledge that there to help Bahamians, bringing Dames said the runway at the er private craft, were also help- are many missing and that the USAID’s total funding to more airport on Grand Bahama island ing to evacuate people. number of deaths is expected to than $2.8 million so far. had been cleared and was ready Avery Parotti, a 19-year-old signifi cantly increase,” he said. The United Nations said eight for fl ights. Authorities also said JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP A man enters the press area of the White House Saturday bartender, and partner Stephen “This is one of the stark reali- tons of food supplies were to that all ports had been reopened at dusk in Washington. President Donald Trump tweeted Chidles, a 26-year-old gas sta- ties we are facing in this hour arrive by ship on Saturday at on that island and Abaco, both Saturday he has called off a secret Camp David meeting tion attendant had been waiting of darkness.” islands devastated by the hurri- of which were devastated by the with Taliban and Afghanistan leaders. at the port since 1 a.m. During On Saturday, U.S. President cane. Some 14,700 ready-to-eat Category 5 storm.

Nevada, S.C., Kansas GOP drop presidential nomination votes

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dential primary next year. A similar Trump, including Weld and Joe Republican leaders in Nevada, move followed in Nevada, where Walsh, a former Illinois congress- South Carolina and Kansas have party spokesman Keith Schipper man. Others may join them. voted to scrap their presidential said, “The vote to opt out of the cau- Primary challenges to incumbents nominating contests in 2020, erect- cus has passed. We will vote to en- are rarely successful, and Trump’s ing more hurdles for the long-shot dorse and bind the delegates to the poll numbers among Republican candidates challenging President President at a later date.” voters have proved resilient. None- Donald Trump. In Kansas, the state GOP tweeted theless, Trump aides are looking to Canceling primaries, caucus- on Friday that it will not organize a prevent a repeat of the convention es and other voting is not unusual caucus “because President Trump discord that highlighted the elector- for the party of the White House is an elected incumbent from the al weaknesses of Presidents George incumbent seeking a second term. Republican Party.” Its state com- H.W. Bush and Jimmy Carter in Doing so allows Trump to try to mittee planned to approve rules their failed reelection campaigns. consolidate his support as Demo- for an “internal party process” for “As the chairman of the Neva- crats work to winnow their large selecting convention delegates, da Republican Party, my job is to fi eld of candidates. according to Kelly Arnold, the ensure not only President Trump’s A spokesman for the South Caro- party’s former state chairman, and victory in Nevada, but also to elect lina Republican Party, Joe Jackson, Helen Van Etten, a member of the more Republicans down the bal- confi rmed that the state party voted Republican National Committee. lot,” state party Chairman Michael Saturday against holding a presi- Challengers have emerged to J. McDonald said.

FEDERAL STATE

CONTACTING Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Offi ce Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 202-224-3643 • isakson.senate.gov Gov. Brian Kemp • 206 Washington St., Suite 203, State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 • gov.georgia.gov OUR Sen. Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Offi ce Building • Washington, Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln., • White, GA 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 • perdue.senate.gov Rep. Matthew Gambill • P.O. Box 487 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0254 • [email protected] Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Offi ce Building • Rep. Mitchell Scoggins • P.O. Box 1051 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0325 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Washington, D.C. 20515 • 202-225-2931 • loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • P.O. Box 206 Cedartown, GA 30125 • 404-656-5024 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, September 8, 2019 5A Cobb County to trial hand-marked paper Clarkston assistant police ballot backup system in municipal elections chief charged with DUI resigns

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ordered election officials to develop er said he’s confident the new ma- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pulled over for turning right on red Many Cobb County voters will and test a contingency plan in case chines will be in place for Georgia’s An assistant police chief in Geor- at a corner where it was prohibited. cast hand-marked paper ballots in the state’s newly purchased electron- March 24 presidential primaries. gia who was arrested on a DUI WXIA-TV reports the respond- Nov. 5 municipal elections as part ic touchscreen voting machines ar- Cobb County elections director charge has resigned from his posi- ing officer said he could smell of a backup plan for Georgia’s elec- en’t fully implemented by 2020. Janine Eveler said she expects Cobb tion. alcohol, Brown’s eyes were blood- tion equipment ordered by a federal The new machines, which print a voters to be using the new machines News outlets report Clarkston po- shot and his speech was slightly judge. paper record of a voter’s selections, by March, but that the paper ballot lice announced the resignation of slurred. A paper ballot system will be tri- will replace the state’s current out- test is a “fail safe” against any issues Thadius Brown on Friday. Hudson says Brown submitted his aled in the cities of Austell, Ken- dated voting machines that don’t that might arise. The 11-year veteran of the city’s resignation Wednesday, a day before nesaw, Powder Springs and Smyrna produce an auditable paper trail. Eveler said the state will foot the police force was arrested in Henry an internal affairs investigation was in those elections and any subse- Totenberg said the old machines bill for printing paper ballots during County on Aug. 30. set to begin. quent runoffs, news outlets reported. can’t be used after 2019. Georgia the trial, so local governments won’t Clarkston police Chief Christine It’s unclear whether Brown had an U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg Secretary of State Brad Raffensperg- incur additional costs. Hudson says Brown was allegedly attorney who could speak for him.

Grandparents

From Page 1A One grandmother she met was “super-excited” when she found out the Grandparents Day lunch wasn’t the only time she could share a meal at school with her grandchildren. “Some schools only let [grandparents] come in on particular days,” Heater said. “We don’t. They can come anytime to eat RANDY PARKER/DTN lunch with their grandbaby. That made one of the grandmothers Rick and Debra Herron drove down from Knoxville, Ten- excited.” nessee, Friday to have lunch She added grandparents are allowed to bring in outside food with their granddaughter, when they visit as a treat for their grandkids. fi rst-grader Kendall McDaniel, Seeing the students’ reactions to having their grandmas and 6, at White Elementary School grandpas – or parents, who can fill in if grandparents are de- in celebration of Grandpar- ceased or unable to attend – at school with them is what Heater ents Day today. enjoys most about the lunch. “It’s their faces,” she said. “Walking down the hall, they see their grandparents, and they jump and get excited. That’s what makes my heart happy. It’s just the emotion of getting to intro- duce their grandparents to their friends here at school that they don’t normally get to see.” But on a few occasions, there also are some tears “because they want to go home with a grandparent, but they can’t so we’ve had to deal with that sometimes, too,” she added. Last year’s event drew somewhere between 50 and 70 grand- parents, but Heater said she expected the number to be much higher this year. And they came from near – Cartersville and other Bartow lo- cations – and far – Dalton, Ball Ground, even Knoxville, Ten- nessee. Rick and Debra Herron left their home in Knoxville at 3 a.m. Friday and drove to Bartow County just to have lunch with their 6-year-old granddaughter, first-grader Kendall McDaniel, who’s the next-to-youngest out of eight grandkids ranging in age from 3 to 20. “She said, ‘Would you please come to Grandparents Day?’” Mrs. Herron, 61, said, noting she and her husband also came to the lunch last year. “I think it’s really nice. We love it.” “I think it’s great,” Herron, 63, said. “Grandparents ought to come be with them and show an interest in them.” But the lunch wasn’t the only thing Kendall, daughter of Dustin and Jennifer McDaniel of Cartersville, had in mind for her grandparents. “She wanted us to be here to drop her off [at school] this morn- ing, not just come for lunch, so we got to our daughter’s at 7 a.m.,” Herron said. “So we left her house at 7:30 to come over here and drop her off.” Grandma and Poppy, who plan to keep coming to the lunch “as long as she will let us come,” also treated Kendall to a Happy Meal. “She wanted something from McDonald’s,” Mrs. Herron said. “That’s what grandparents do.” Kendall, who is very shy, nodded when asked if she was glad they were there and if she loved the Happy Meal. Though the school has hosted the lunch for the past three years, this was the first time Jerry and Marjorie Cox of Woodstock had been able to attend. “We’re normally at the beach,” Mrs. Cox, 69, said. “We always leave on Labor Day, and we miss it so this was a treat to be able to do that.” This year, Gammy and Poppy were able to visit with both granddaughters – 8-year-old Arlington Blanton, a third-grader, and 5-year-old Ansley Blanton, a kindergartner, daughters of Al- ison and David Blanton of Cartersville – at the same time be- cause their lunches overlapped. “These babies are our lives,” Mrs. Cox said, tears streaming down her face. “We have five, and they’re all special in their own way so to get to do anything with any of them is a treat.” Cox, 67, said he has been “under the weather, but I would not have missed” the lunch. “This is my treat for today,” he said. “And to be able to say thank you to the principal, the teachers, the staff, just to say ‘thank you for what you do.’ We just simply appreciate the op- portunity to be with the children and our grandchildren and also see the good times that other people are having as well and, as I said earlier, to thank the staff.” White wasn’t the only school in Bartow County to host an event in honor of Grandparents Day. The Parent Teacher Community Organization at Kingston El- ementary is planning its first Grand Ball for grandparents and students on all grade levels Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. in the cafeteria. “Our parent organization wanted to celebrate grandparents in a ‘grand’ fashion to recognize how much support our grandpar- ents provide our students,” Principal Philena Johnson said. “For example, the leader of our parent organization is actually the grandparent of one of our students. Our parent group thought the ‘Once Upon a Time’ theme would be fun for both the children and grandparents. Everyone attending is welcome to dress up or dress as princes and princesses.” On the agenda for the evening will be music and dancing, re- freshments and photo opportunities, Johnson said. “We have asked the Cass High School Thespian Society to provide fairy tale princes and princesses to meet, greet and take photos with our families,” she said. “Our parent organization has also pur- chased an Eagle mascot for the school, and the mascot’s name – chosen by the students – will be revealed at the ball as well.” Everyone involved in planning the ball is “excited to have this event for our students and grandparents,” Johnson said. “We appreciate our parent/teacher organization working to create a memorable event for our children and their families,” she said. Other elementary schools also have planned events for Grand- parents Day. On Friday, Allatoona had a Grandparents Breakfast; Adairs- ville had a Grandparents Lunch; and the pre-K class at Clover- leaf hosted an ice cream party for the grandparents on the play- ground. Emerson has planned a Grandparents Lunch, complete with cake, for Monday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and Pine Log will have its Grandparents Lunch Monday, Sept. 16. Euharlee will spend the next few days inviting grandparents and “grandfriends” to the school for a special lunch and an op- portunity to read or color with their grandkids after the meal. 6A Sunday, September 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com News The Daily Tribune News Dorian topples crane, knocks out power in eastern Canada

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS worst damage in the U.S. appeared to be buckling and curling up after being warped Dorian arrived on Canada’s Atlantic on Ocracoke Island, which even in good by the water, he said. coast Saturday with heavy rain and power- weather is accessible only by boat or air Gov. Roy Cooper said about 800 peo- ful winds, toppling a construction crane in and is popular with tourists for its unde- ple had remained on the island to wait out Halifax and knocking out power for more veloped beaches. Longtime residents who Dorian. The storm made landfall Friday than 300,000 people a day after the storm waited out the storm described strong but morning over the Outer Banks as a far wreaked havoc on North Carolina’s Outer manageable winds followed by a wall of weaker storm than the monster that devas- Banks. water that fl ooded the fi rst fl oors of many tated the Bahamas. Yet despite having been Residents of Nova Scotia braced for homes and forced some to await rescue downgraded to a Category 1 storm, it still heavy rainfall and potential fl ooding along from their attics. “We’re used to cleaning sent seawater surging into homes on Oc- the coast, as offi cials in Halifax urged peo- up dead limbs and trash that’s fl oating racoke, many for the fi rst time in memory. ple to secure heavy objects that might be- around,” said Ocracoke Island resident and More than 1,100 Bahamians arrived in come projectiles. Businesses were encour- business owner Philip Howard. “But now Palm Beach, Florida, after being evacuat- aged to close early. it’s everything: picnic tables, doors, lumber ed by cruise ship from their hurricane-bat- “We do not want the citizens of Halifax that’s been fl oating around.” tered islands. roaming downtown as the water is coming Howard said by phone Saturday that The Grand Celebration cruise ship re- in,” said Erica Fleck, assistant chief of com- fl ooding at his properties on the North turned to its home port after setting sail munity risk reduction in Halifax, the pro- Carolina island is 13 inches higher than the Thursday for Freeport, Grand Bahama, to vincial capital and home to 400,000 people. levels wrought by a storm in 1944, which deliver more than 112 tons of supplies and A crane toppled and crashed into the side he said had long been considered the ferry dozens of health workers and emer- of a downtown apartment building under ANDREW VAUGHAN/THE CANADIAN PRESS VIA AP worst. He raised his home higher than the gency crews. The storm made landfall Sat- construction. In the city’s south end, a roof An unidentifi ed man raises his arms in the winds from Hurricane Dorian 1944 fl ood level and still got water inside. urday evening near Sambro Creek, about was ripped off an apartment complex, and along the Halifax harbor Saturday in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. “It’s overwhelming,” said Howard, who 15 miles south of Halifax with maximum fi refi ghter Jeff Paris said several apartment owns the Village Craftsmen, a store that sustained winds of 100 mph. buildings were being evacuated. With the we were well prepared,” said Tim Risses- the rain and the wind.” sells handcrafted pottery, glass and kitchen Dorian swept across Nova Scotia and collapsed crane and all the down trees and co, who lives on the east side of Halifax As Canada prepared for Dorian, fl ood- items. He said much of the merchandise on forecasters expected it to pass near or power lines, it’s fortunate there are no sig- harbor in Dartmouth. “We’ve got snacks waters receded Saturday from North the lower shelves is ruined. Pieces of pot- over Prince Edward Island late Satur- nifi cant injuries or deaths, he said. and food and we’re hunkered down in the Carolina’s Outer Banks, leaving behind tery were fl oating around inside. day, and then move to Newfoundland “The power went out hours ago, but house playing board games and watching a muddy trail of destruction. The storm’s Inside his house, the fl oorboards were and Labrador on Sunday.

love to bring the devices to the not reinventing the wheel, and Frank Moore Administration it doesn’t look necessarily too Voting and Judicial Center or Carters- different from what they’re ville-Bartow Chamber of Com- pushing, and just take it one From Page 1A merce building in downtown step further.” “This is a community effort, Cartersville to demonstrate the One idea he fl oated up is and this is going to live or die technology to the public. demoing the equipment as part based on community involve- At least one device, he said, of student body elections at lo- ment,” he said. “I can’t do this will be permanently “on dis- cal high schools. by myself, our department can’t play” at the local election head- Cartersville City Schools Su- do this by ourselves — this is quarters at 1300 Joe Frank Har- perintendent Dr. Marc Feuer- too important for ya’ll to not be ris Parkway. bach said he certainly wasn’t involved.” As the new equipment comes opposed to the notion. Ensuring the rollout of the online, Kirk said he believes it “If you hit an economics new equipment goes smoothly, is imperative that “good infor- class, you’ll hit every senior Kirk said, is a true non-partisan mation” is pushed out through there,” he said. “I’m sure we effort, requiring coordination social media platforms to can work something out where from those on both the right and combat “fake news” about the you can demonstrate and show left sides of the political aisle. equipment and voting proce- it.” Although Kirk said he won’t dures. Meanwhile, Tony Suber of be showing up at any candi- “As you see rumors appear Suber Capital Partners, LLC date’s campaigning events to online that aren’t true, that suggested utilizing a mass demonstrate the new equip- you’re pushing back and saying email blast campaign through ment, he said he does intend on ‘That’s not true, here’s where to the local Chamber of Com- attending some partisan events go for the right information,’” merce to spread the word about this fall to show off the hard- he said. “What I would like to the new equipment. ware. do is piggyback on the State’s “We’d be happy to sponsor “We’re not going to focus on advertising campaign, so we’re that, if need be,” he said. voters at all, this is about citi- zens,” he said. “Just because JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS they’re not registered to vote Bartow County’s new voting equipment includes a 23-inch tablet connected to an HP laser print- er. “These screens are like your cell phone, we don’t have to calibrate it,” said Bartow County right now doesn’t mean they’re Elections Supervisor Joseph Kirk. not going to be voting next year … we need to reach out to every of the new equipment, which lections, rather than cast a bal- for local voters. single person who can vote in will produce a paper record of lot you’ll print your ballot,” he “These screens are like your the county and make sure they every vote cast in Bartow, be it said. “That’s not a receipt, that’s cell phone, we don’t have to know how to use this equipment on a polling place device or via your vote. You will then take it calibrate it,” he said. “You will before they come to vote, in a provisional ballot. across the poll, verify the se- never see touching one name whatever election they choose “It’s a 23-inch Samsung tablet lections on the piece of paper and another name is selected to vote in.” attached to an HP laser printer,” are what you want them to be like we’ve seen in the media. If large volumes of voters he described the touchscreen … then you’ll feed it into that That’s old technology and we’re head to the ballots without any replacements awaiting Bartow scanner, and once you feed it leaving that in the past.” forehand knowledge of how voters in a few months. “There into the scanner, you’re done. The County is expected to re- the new equipment operates, will be new pollbooks to go You turn in the card, get your ceive the new hardware within Kirk said the end result could with the system, they work a lot sticker and head out the door.” the next month. be extensive delays at Bartow’s better and really should keep Each local polling station In the interim, Kirk said his polling places. That’s especial- the lines down at the polls, and will have multiple printers on- top priority is the public edu- ly concerning ahead of March’s eventually we’re going to take site. The paper ballots can — cation piece, to ensure voters presidential primaries, Kirk out that fi rst step of fi lling out and will be — audited after don’t feel intimidated or con- added, which are almost certain the certifi cate, but we’re just not each election, Kirk added. fused by the new technology. to draw a larger crowd than the quite there yet.” “If we need to reassign pieces He said he’s especially interest- city-level elections set for this Each device will come with of equipment, we can,” he said. ed in opportunities to demon- November. a disabled-access keypad as a “Unlike now, the equipment strate the hardware in front of “They have to know ahead of side attachment. Under the new can be used in advanced voting large groups and methods of time what’s expected of them system, voters will continue and can be reassigned Election mass-distributing literature, and what the process is going to to receive cards issued by poll Day.” “whether it’s through utility be,” he said. workers, which are very sim- Kirk said he had no concerns bills or church bulletins.” While Kirk did not have any ilar to the ones handed out at about ballots being cast prema- Kirk said he already plans physical hardware to show off Bartow’s polling places in last turely due to screen latency is- on showing the hardware at at last week’s presentation, he year’s elections. sues, adding that he believes the an upcoming fall festival in did provide several photographs “Once you confi rm your se- transition should be an easy one Kingston, adding that he would THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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1214 N. Tennessee St. SE 204, Michael Quinn McPherson, Cartersville, was arrested and of 40 Tucker St., Vicent, Ala- BARTOW charged with two counts of in- bama, was arrested and charged terference with government with theft by deception and two property, battery and two counts counts of forgery-3rd amount of BLOTTER of willful obstruction of law en- $1,500 or possesses 10 or more forcement offi cers. checks. The following information — names, photos, addresses, Charles Fredrick Frickie, of Jeffrey Lee Norris, of 123 May charges and other details — 2395 Whitner Road, Vatabia, St. NW, Adairsville, was arrest- was taken directly from Bartow Ohio, was arrested and charged ed and charged with giving false County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail re- with failure to appear and bonds- name, address or birthdate to a cords. Not every arrest leads to man off bond. law enforcement offi cer; and a conviction, and a conviction driving while license is suspend- or acquittal is determined by the Chris Emanuel Garvey, of ed for revoked. court system. 1006 Rosewood Lane SE 1006, Cartersville, was arrested and Lindsey Nicole Pruitt, of 6296 EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bar- charged with reckless conduct. Robinson Creek Road, Robinson tow County Sheriff’s Offi ce is Creek, Kentucky, was arrested having technical diffi culties and Phillip Troy Gilland, of 16 and charged with following too arrest photos are currently un- North Ridge Drive NW, Adairs- closely, driving under the infl u- available. ville, was arrested and charged ence of drugs and traffi cking in with battery-family violence. cocaine, illegal drugs, marijuana September 6 or methamphetamine. Melissa Nicole Jones, of 100 Teresa Marie Adams, of 1467 Brandon Farm Road SW 9, Tay- Jeremy Cleveland Ratliff, of Highway 41, Calhoun, was ar- lorsville, was boarded at the jail. 262 Knoll Road, Shelbiana, Ken- JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS rested and charged with bur- tucky, was arrested and charged Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini presides over Thursday evening’s city council meeting. glary-forced entry. Justin James Junkins, of 257 with two counts of possession White Graves Road, Ranger, of a Schedule III controlled London-headquartered cybersecurity firm Michael Anthony Battaglia, of was arrested and charged with substance; giving false name, Mimecast $23,100 for email cloud services. 162 Rising Fawn Trail, Rome, simple battery-family violence address or birthdate to a law Cartersville Cartersville Assistant City Manager Dan was arrested and charged with and criminal damage to private enforcement offi cer; and traf- Porta said the request is not a budgeted item, failure to appear and bondsman property. fi cking in cocaine, illegal drugs, From Page 1A although a department summary states that off bond. marijuana or methamphetamine. Gilliam, who previously served as Half- non-specified “funds are available” to cover Jason Paul Kirk, of 5252 Ferry time Sports’ director of marketing and oper- the purchase. Kelly Frank Bice Jr., of 921 Creek Lane, Acworth, was ar- Petina Vinnette Reynolds, of ations, told The Daily Tribune News that he The City of Cartersville made national Mustang Drive, Summerville, rested and charged with proba- 271 Howard Drive NW, Adairs- did not consider the bid to represent a con- headlines when it fell prey to a ransomware was arrested and charged with tion violation. ville, was held on a Superior flict of interest, stating that he has no current attack earlier this year. To date, City officials giving false name, address or Court sentence. financial ties to the organization. have not publicized how much the attackers birthdate to a law enforcement Austin Dane Kittle, of 110 E. “They’ve been doing this for about 20 demanded, or whether the municipal govern- offi cer; and traffi cking in co- Porter St. SE, Cartersville, was Robert Derieux Rogers III, of years, so they put in a great proposal,” he ment in fact paid the ransom. caine, illegal drugs, marijuana held on a drug court sanction. 10 Maddox Road SE, Acworth, said. “They’ll send out some phishing emails or methamphetamine. was arrested and charged with That item was followed up by the unani- occasionally, and if employees click on that, Michael Jefferson McCor- interference with custody. mous approval of a contract with Alpharet- they’ll tell them right away that you basically Ronald Boone Jr., of 35 Black- mick, of 4196 Herring St., New- ta-based New Found Life Youth Football just got phished,” Porta said of Mimecast’s berry Ridge SW, Cartersville, ton, was arrested and charged Eugene Walters Jr., of 115 League, Inc. to serve as the City’s tackle and services. “It will help our employees to be was arrested and charged with with failure to appear. Pine Ridge Lane NW, White, flag football program provider. more mindful of what emails they receive … probation violation. was arrested and charged with “Rec staff is still involved in the program, it’s something that we’re just trying to con- Samuel Alexander McIntyre, theft by taking and theft by de- but New Life will facilitate sign ups, practic- tinually watch and monitor, and make sure Timothy Rex Brown, of 2407 of 57 Sweetbriar Circle SE, ception. es and games,” a department summary rec- that we’ve got the best security possible.” Nickville Road NW, Dewy Rose, Cartersville, was arrested and ommendation reads. “The City will receive Other items of interest from Thursday eve- was arrested and charged with charged with probation viola- Thomas Garrett Yarbrough, of 20% of New Life’s gross registration fees.” ning’s council meeting includes: probation violation. tion, failure to appear, bondsman 469 Waterford Drive SE, Car- Council likewise unanimously approved a — The council voted unanimously to ap- off bond and was boarded at the tersville, was held on a drug contract with Emerson’s Top Shelf Conces- prove a contract not to exceed $26,500 with Alan Michael Burge, of 30 jail. court sanction. sions, Inc. to “assume operation of all con- SiteMed Corp. of Marietta for yearly fire- Tower Circle, Rockmart, was cession stands with the exception of the con- fighter physicals and additional health and arrested and charged with sim- cessions at the Little League fields.” Per a wellness programming. ple battery-family violence and department summary recommendation, 15% — The council voted unanimously to ap- cruelty to children to allow to of the company’s gross revenues will go to prove the purchase of a Gresco transformer witness felony/battery/family vi- the City every month. in the amount of $10,370. olence. A GDOT airport grant totaling — The council voted unanimously to pay $3,383,388.67 was also unanimously ap- Martin-Robbins Fence Co., Inc. of Snellville James Andrew Cantrell, of 8 proved by council. The local match for the $5,695 to repair a damaged guardrail near Morris St. SE, Cartersville, was grant is $183,045, with the GDOT funding the City cemetery. arrested and charged with pos- set aside to cover various runway safety area — The council voted unanimously to pay session of methamphetamine by improvements and land acquisition costs. Robert Loehr Dodge $149,624 for six new ingestion, possession of meth- An item to run City fiber optics cable to police vehicles. Including the installation amphetamine, tag light required, the Highland 75 industrial park also received of police equipment, such as lights, sirens, two counts of possession and unanimous approval. The final price tag for computers and in-car cameras, Cartersville use of drug related objects and the budgeted item came in at about $403,000. Police Chief Frank McCann said he does not possession of a Schedule I con- “There would be additional costs to in- anticipate the total cost of the purchases ex- trolled substance. stall the fiber along Great Valley Parkway, ceeding $240,000. but normally we would work with a poten- — The council voted unanimously to pay Damon Nicholas Chappell, of tial customer to offset some of these costs by Bartow Paving Co. $409,070.02 to perform 771 Buttrum Road NW, Adairs- charging them an installation fee in addition resurfacing of 11 City streets. Among the ville, was arrested and charged to their monthly connection rate,” a depart- roadways included in the project are Hen- with fugitive from justice. ment summary reads. derson Drive, Mission Hills Drive, Willow The council also approved a request to pay Drive and Waterstone Court. Joshua Ray Falkenstein, of

tunity, but not when you’re here for the third time for the same Hearing thing,” she said. “I wish I had mental health resources avail- From Page 1A able, but I don’t, and I can’t “Not only does he have a drug manufacture those resources, problem that has remained un- but I can’t turn you out into treated, No. 2, he has a mental the community, either … I just health issue, and mental health can’t do it.” is real,” he said. “But taking As part of a condition of re- someone and putting them in vocation, Smith did include an jail and throwing away the key order that the court was not NEEDED IMMEDIATELY isn’t going to resolve the issue.” opposed to the defendant being Judge Smith responded by considered for a transitional saying that she couldn’t pro- center upon his release from vide a solution for the State De- prison. However, she noted INDEPENDENT partment of Corrections (DOC) that after sentencing him, what when it comes to mental health DOC officials ultimately do is treatment — but what she can completely out of her hands. CONTRACTORS do is protect people in the com- She also said she would in- For part time and as needed basis munity from serial offenders. clude a condition that the de- “Enough is enough — I don’t fendant be considered for a JOB SUMMARY mind giving anyone an oppor- residential substance abuse treatment (RSAT) program Newspaper Delivery - Potential to earn while in custody. up to $1200 per month part time “But I can’t make a decision here today if he is eligible for Early morning hours the RSAT program,” she said. “I don’t know if he is because Deliver 7 days per week of his past history.” or on weekends

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BY GEOFF MULVIHILL and that the family declined to states. AND MARK GILLISPIE offer counterproposals. Those lawsuits are likely to Associated Press “As a result, the negotiations continue but face a significant are at an impasse, and we ex- hurdle because it’s believed the OxyContin maker Purdue pect Purdue to file for bank- family — major donors to mu- Pharma is expected to file for ruptcy protection imminently,” seums and other cultural insti- bankruptcy after settlement Tennessee Attorney General tutions around the world — has talks over the nation’s deadly Herbert Slatery and North Car- transferred most of its multibil- overdose crisis hit an impasse, olina Attorney General Josh lion-dollar fortune overseas. attorneys general involved in Stein wrote in their message, Pennsylvania Attorney Gen- the talks said Saturday. which was sent to update at- eral Josh Shapiro, who was one The breakdown puts the first torneys general throughout the of the four state attorneys gen- federal trial over the opioid ep- country on the status of the eral negotiating with Purdue idemic on track to begin next talks. and the Sacklers, said Saturday month, likely without Purdue, Purdue spokeswoman Jose- he intends to sue the Sackler and sets the stage for a complex phine Martin said, “Purdue de- family, as other states have. legal drama involving nearly clines to comment on that in its “I think they are a group of every state and hundreds of lo- entirety.” sanctimonious billionaires who cal governments. A failure in negotiations lied and cheated so they could Purdue, the family that owns sets up one of the most tan- make a handsome profit,” he the company and a group of gled bankruptcy cases in the said. “I truly believe that they state attorneys general had nation’s history. It would leave have blood on their hands.” been trying for months to virtually every state and some In March, Purdue and mem- find a way to avoid trial and 2,000 local governments that bers of the Sackler family determine Purdue’s responsi- have sued Purdue to battle it reached a $270 million settle- bility for a crisis that has cost out in bankruptcy court for the ment with Oklahoma to avoid a 400,000 American lives over company’s remaining assets. trial on the toll of opioids there. the past two decades. Purdue threatened to file for The Sacklers could not imme- An email from the attorneys bankruptcy earlier this year diately be reached for comment general of Tennessee and North and was holding off while ne- Saturday. Carolina, obtained by The As- gotiations continued. Under one earlier proposed JESSICA HILL/AP sociated Press, said that Purdue It’s not entirely clear what a settlement, Purdue would enter In this August 2018 fi le photo, family and friends who have lost loved ones to OxyContin and and the Sackler family had re- breakdown in settlement talks a structured bankruptcy that opioid overdoses protest outside Purdue Pharma headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. Oxy- Contin maker Purdue Pharma made headlines when it reached a landmark settlement with Okla- jected two offers from the states with Purdue means for the could be worth $10 billion to homa over the toll the opioids crisis has taken on that state. Attempts to do the same in a major over how payments under any Sackler family, which is being $12 billion over time. Included federal case in Ohio are proving more diffi cult. settlement would be handled sued separately by at least 17 in the total would be $3 bil- lion from the Sackler family, remedies to help clean up the the company aggressively sold which would give up its control mess we allege they created,” OxyContin and marketed it as of Purdue and contribute up they wrote. a drug with a low risk of ad- 5 DAY FORECAST to $1.5 billion more by selling The nearly 2,000 lawsuits diction despite knowing that another company it owns, Cam- filed by city and county gov- wasn’t true. bridge, England-based Mundi- ernments — as well as unions, The impasse in the talks SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY pharma. hospitals, Native American comes about six weeks before 9/8 9/9 9/10 9/11 9/12 Shapiro said the attorneys tribes and lawyers representing the scheduled start of the first general believed what Purdue babies who were born in opioid federal trial under the Cleve- and the Sacklers were offering withdrawal — have been con- land litigation, overseen by would not have been worth the solidated under a single federal U.S. District Judge Dan Pol- reported $10 billion to $12 bil- judge in Cleveland. ster. That trial will hear claims lion. Most of those lawsuits also about the toll the opioid epi- Sunny, with a high Sunny and hot, A 20% chance of A 20% chance of Mostly sunny, with In their latest offers, the name other opioid makers, demic has taken on two Ohio near 94. Calm high near 98. Heat showers/T-storms. showers/T-storms. a high near 96. states also sought more assur- distributors and pharmacies counties, Cuyahoga and Sum- wind becoming W index values as Mostly sunny and Mostly sunny, with THURSDAY NIGHT ances that the $4.5 billion from in addition to Purdue, some of mit. around 5 mph. high as 101. hot, high near 98. a high near 96. 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Cartersville, Woodland take respective county BARTOW’S BEST championships in volleyball, softball Without Cothran, Cartersville comes together to claim Bartow title

BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN [email protected]

At a time when excitement should have been at an all-time high, there was nothing but silence Saturday inside the Wood- land High gymnasium. During warmups for the championship game of the Bartow County tournament, Cartersville coach Dutch Cothran suf- fered a medical episode. So with their leader nowhere in sight, the Canes dug deep and rallied together for a 25-13, 25-23 win over Woodland. “I’m very impressed with them,” Cartersville’s other coach, Kady Storey, said. “They came out with a lot of energy, and they were just ready to win. They did very well.” Cartersville, which beat Woodland 25-22, 25-21 in the fi rst round of the double elimination tournament, scored 13 of the fi rst 14 points in the opening set. Anna Grace Brock set the tone with an ace to begin the match. Seniors Lauren Wenzell and Halle Matthews racked up kills, and a nice run of service by Mason Cline helped give the Canes a healthy advantage before the Wildcats could respond. “Honestly, we didn’t know what to expect, because some teams if something happens to their coach, they might be out of it mentally,” Woodland head coach David Condon said. “That wasn’t the case with them. That’s a tribute to them, for RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS sure. If anything were to happen to me, I’m not sure how my Cass sophomore catcher Saydee Najarro tags out Woodland senior Bella Carnes, as Carnes attempted to score on a fl yball by team would work. You never know how it’s going to happen. Kendyl Hardin to left fi elder Kelly Young in the championship game of the Bartow County tournament. “We were pretty sure they were going to play harder and play better than they did the fi rst match, and they did.” To the Wildcats’ credit, they fought back. After splitting the fi nal 24 points of the fi rst set, Woodland hung around through- Wildcats hold off Colonels to out the entirety of the second. Behind the solid play of Matthews and Wenzell, Carters- ville’s lead grew to 14-8. Led by standout junior Sydney Mo- linaro, Woodland started to chip away. Molinaro had a pair of repeat as softball county champion aces to help claw the Wildcats within a point at 17-16. BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN sophomore slapped a pair of hits and Kailey Baker, who is able to lead to 7-4, but the Colonels can- SEE VOLLEYBALL, PAGE 6B [email protected] to the opposite fi eld, fi nishing courtesy run as she deals with a celed that run out, when Woods 2-for-3 with a walk, a run scored thumb injury, scored on a wild drove home Kelly Young with an With three starters missing, the and three RBIs. pitch. RBI groundout in the home half. Woodland softball team had to “She’s going to be a good one,” Cass, which had lost 11-1 to In the top of the seventh, Dy- rely upon some fairly inexperi- Roberts said of Hicks. “She works Woodland last Saturday, answered lynn Motes walked, moved to sec- enced players at key positions in hard. She hits well. back to remain in the game. ond on a groundout and advanced Saturday’s championship game of “I thought Allyssa Motes did “It’s very encouraging,” Col- to third on a passed ball. The the Bartow County tournament. well behind the plate. She’s caught onels coach Taylor Weeks said. sophomore scored on Bailey’s Each of those players stepped before but she hadn’t caught all “Going into the second half of re- fi elder’s choice grounder for a key up in a major way to help the year and having her catch both gion, that’s what you want is mak- insurance run. Wildcats edge out Cass by an 8-5 games was big.” ing improvements each game. “She’s got some power; she’s fi nal score and repeat as coun- Lainey Baker went the distance That’s what we’re doing.” got some pop in her bat,” Roberts ty champions in a tournament at for Woodland (9-5) in the champi- Woods doubled to open the said of the younger Motes. “She’s Adairsville Middle School. onship game. She wasn’t her usu- frame. The freshman stole third really going to help us out. She’s Center fi elder Michiah Hicks, al dominant self, allowing three and scampered home, as Motes’ only in 10th grade.” shortstop Cassie Jones and catch- earned runs on seven hits and throw sailed high. Eryn Lee sin- After Baker retired the fi rst two er Allyssa Motes were each called three walks, but the right-hander gled and came around to score batters in the fi nal frame, Cass upon to play highly important still managed 10 strikeouts with on a deep drive into the corner mounted one of its signature ral- positions in the fi nal. Hicks and each one seemingly coming in a off the bat of Ansley Hight, who lies. Saydee Najarro drew a walk Jones were replacing Morgan huge spot. launched a three-run homer in a before Madison Sheppard was hit Cooper and Ansley Evans, re- The Wildcats, who have won 5-1 semifi nal win over Adairs- by a pitch and Young singled off spectively, who were at a school seven straight, pushed across sin- ville. the outstretched glove of Jones to function. Meanwhile, Motes fi lled gle runs in each of the fi rst three Kylee Hembree, who pitched a load the bases. in for an injured Kailey Baker as innings. Hicks walked with the complete game for Cass, helped With the top of the lineup com- the backstop. bases loaded in the fi rst to score her own cause with a double to ing up, the Colonels had a chance “I told the kids, it’s your time Morgan Bailey; Dylynn Motes — score Hight. In the circle, Hem- to steal a win from its rival. But to step up,” Woodland head coach the team’s No. 9 hitter — lifted a bree allowed six earned runs Woods hit a fi rst pitch grounder Colman Roberts said. “I thought solo home run over the fence in but managed to escape trouble to third baseman Kendyl Hardin they all played well and all con- right-center fi eld; and Hicks drove enough times to keep the Colonels who was judged to have thrown tributed to the win. ... in Hannah Miller with a single. within striking distance. the speedster out on a bang-bang “I’m proud of the kids. It was a Cass (7-7) got a run back in the “I told them the whole time, play at fi rst base. long day.” bottom of the third, when Alexis ‘Cass won’t go away,’” Rob- “I thought we fought the whole Jones and Motes had two hits Woods scampered home on a fl y- ert said. “They’re scrappy, and game,” Weeks said. “We just have apiece in both games Saturday, in- out by Eryn Lee after tripling to they’ve come back in a lot of to execute with runners at second cluding a 15-3 rout of Cartersville begin the inning. games.” and third. We’re getting better at

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS in the semifi nals. Hicks drove in Each team scored three runs in The Wildcats, though, an- it, but we just have to continue Cartersville’s Lily Gochee sets the ball as Halle Matthews a run in the win over the Canes, the fi fth. For Woodland, Miller swered the challenge. Hicks loft- getting better at that.” (4) looks on during the Bartow County championship but she absolutely erupted in the scored on a passed ball; Allys- ed a sacrifi ce fl y in the top of the tournament Saturday at Woodland. title tilt. The left-handed hitting sa Motes singled home Hicks; sixth to score Jones to push the SEE SOFTBALL, PAGE 6B

Week 3 Notebook Sunday Standouts Canes honor former coaches before win Jones helps boost Colonels to 1st win

STAFF REPORT teacher, coach and assistant prin- STAFF REPORT HONORING LEGENDARY cipal. He also served 12 years on It’s been a topsy-turvy begin- CANES — Before Friday’s the school board. ning to the high school football game, Cartersville took the time Lowe is most well known for season in Bartow County. With to posthumously honor three for- his work as a soccer coach for every team having played two mer coaches ifor their selection the Canes. For more than 30 games, the collection of teams sit as Athletic Hurricane Heroes. years, he coached the boys and at 5-3 overall. Those selected for the award’s helped bring about the start of Following Friday’s games, inaugural class were Matthew the school’s girls program. Cartersville is still unbeaten af- Hill, Roger Lowe and Jeff Cave. Cave coached football and ter walloping Luella by a 47-0 Although the initial class wrestling for the Canes, even margin. The other three county included just a trio of former while battling cancer. He is re- schools are all 1-1. Cass knocked coaches, it was announced that membered annually through the off Class 7A foe Forsyth Central 1-1 teams will certainly feel like the award would “recognize and Jeff Cave Scholarship, which is in a 15-7 win; Woodland’s come- they easily could be still unde- honor outstanding achievements awarded to one male and one fe- back bid fell short in a 34-28 loss feated. of individual athletes, coaches/ male senior. to East Hall; and Adairsville, The wildest part is that had it administrators and teams of Car- Each honoree was memorial- which was idle, also has an even not been for an all-state kicker RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS tersville High School who have ized with a plaque unveiled un- Cartersville defenders Alan Thacker (50), Peyton Lewis (34) record. from Allatoona missing two fi eld contributed to the integrity, pro- derneath the Cartersville score- and Harrison Allen (10) combine to bring down a Luella player On one hand, it’s impressive goals, every team in the county motion and growth of athletics.” board. during Friday’s game at Weinman Stadium. Allen saw his fi rst for every team to have won at would be 1-1 at this juncture. Hill spent 32 years in the action of the season after missing the team’s scrimmage and least one game, so far. On the Cartersville School System as a SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE 2B season opener due to injury. other hand, a couple of those SEE STANDOUTS, PAGE 2B 2B Sunday, September 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Standouts Notebook

From Page 1B From Page 1B Region play begins next INJURY ISSUES CONTINUE — The Cartersville football week for three schools. Wood- team had three honorees on the AJC preseason all-state team. land and Cass meet in the Only one of those three players has played in both of the Canes Region 7-AAAAA opener games, thus far. for both schools. Adairsville, Senior defensive back Marko Dudley hasn’t seen the fi eld in ei- meanwhile, heads to Coahulla ther contest or the scrimmage. Offensive lineman Jonah Gambill Creek. In non-region action, played in the scrimmage and the opened against Allatoona, but Cartersville will welcome Mc- the senior Memphis commit sat out Friday’s win over Luella. Se- Nair to Weinman Stadium. nior quarterback Tee Webb has been the only one of the trio to not be bitten by the injury bug. PLAYER OF THE WEEK Neither Dudley nor Gambill was dressed out Friday. The latter Santino Jones — Cass was seen roaming the Cartersville sidelines with his right arm in If you were not familiar with a sling. Canes head coach Conor Foster said Gambill’s injury was the Cass High football program to his arm, as opposed to the shoulder, and didn’t seem concerned. before Friday night, you might “Just a little nick, he’ll be good to go,” Foster said. have wondered who that No. 16 Gambill and Dudley weren’t the only Canes regulars missing was who was stealing the show the game. Linebacker Jaylon Akins remained out with a shoulder against Forsyth Central. injury suffered in the scrimmage against Dalton. However, fellow The sophomore transferred inside linebacker Harrison Allen made his return against Luella, from Calhoun this year, and the albeit in a seemingly limited capacity. roster provided by the coaches Elsewhere, junior Oscar Hernandez didn’t handle the kicking in the preseason didn’t have a duties with punter Andrew Elizalde taking over kickoffs and No. 16 listed. point-after tries. Afterwards, Foster simply said, “Everything’s But Jones had his coming-out good,” in reference to Hernandez. party against Forsyth Central, While injury woes are never welcomed, optimistic Cartersville scoring the opening touchdown fans would point out that it’s better to have them early in the season. for Cass in the first quarter on a big catch-and-run play. SCORE TWO FOR THE UNDERDOG — What a difference Jones then had two crucial a week can make. After losing to in-county rival Adairsville in the interceptions in the fourth fi rst week of the season, the remainder of the schedule appeared quarter to stop Forsyth Central much tougher for Cass. drives, the last one sealing the Not only was Adairsville the least daunting of the Colonels’ 10 first win of the season for the opponents this year, at least on paper, but Cass’ fi nal eight games Colonels in their home opener come in, arguably, the most competitive region in Class 5A. And, at Doug Cochran Stadium. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS before that, Cass had to take on a Class 7A playoff team from last Cartersville junior receiver Devonte Ross eludes Luella would-be tacklers during Friday’s game The defensive back added at Weinman Stadium. Ross had an 85-yard return for a touchdown on the opening kickoff and a season in Forsyth Central. three tackles and pass breakup 57-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Tee Webb. It appeared there weren’t many wins on the Colonels’ 2019 in the game. schedule going into Friday’s home opener against Forsyth Central, touchdowns. Ross returned for a 69-yard touchdown pass Demarcus Williams — and that Cass would have to steal any wins the team could muster SUNDAY STANDOUTS a bouncing kickoff roughly to Marquail Coaxum. Follow- Woodland (2) as underdogs. Elijah Harris — Cass 85 yards to the house for a ing a short connection with The featured back for the Well, score one for the underdog. Jones had several big plays 7-0 lead just seconds into the Evan Slocum on the next Canes Wildcats, Williams rushed 16 The Colonels won Friday’s game over the Bulldogs 15-7 at for Cass, but Harris created a game. A few minutes into the series, Webb lofted a perfect- times for 125 yards and two Doug Cochran Stadium after going in as 14-point ‘dogs, accord- big play of his own and con- second quarter, he hauled in a ly placed ball into the arms touchdowns Friday night, ac- ing to the Maxwell computer projections. According to those sistently produced throughout gorgeous pass from Tee Webb of Devonte Ross for a 59-yard counting for more than a third Maxwell ratings, three teams still on Cass’ schedule are ranked Friday’s upset win. The junior for a 57-yard touchdown to score. of the Woodland offense in the below Forsyth Central (Villa Rica, Hiram and Woodland). linebacker forced the fumble put the Canes up 40-0 at the The senior preseason all- game. He got Woodland on the While computer projections are fl awed and aren’t nearly as that Mark Perdue returned 80 break. state selection didn’t get off to board with his 2-yard touch- accurate early in the season, the Colonels’ 2019 season outlook yards for Cass’ second score of In between, the junior hauled the best start to his final year down run in the third quarter, unequivocally improved with Friday’s upset. the game to take a 12-0 lead in in a 10-yard pass on Carters- leading Cartersville. He com- and the senior got the Wildcats On the other side of the coin, Cass’ opponent next week, Wood- the first quarter. He also had 10 ville’s first play from scrim- pleted fewer than half of his back in the game with a 43- land, had the exact opposite turn of events occur Friday night at tackles, including an impres- mage; he snared a 14-yard passes in the season opener yard touchdown run late in the East Hall. The Wildcats lost 34-28. sive 3 1/2 for loss and was in reception; and the standout against Allatoona, but Webb same quarter to bring his team A young team got off to a poor start in the fi rst half with many on a sack. defensive back later added a was on fire from the opening within one score at 21-14. of the Wildcat players seeing their fi rst meaningful varsity action Devonte Ross — Cartersville short 5-yard gain. In total, Ross snap against Luella. in a road game. Still, if you were going through the schedule in Ross remains arguably the caught four balls for 86 yards. Overall, Webb finished 10- HONORABLE MENTION the preseason, Woodland fans had this one penciled in as a win. most dynamic impact player in Tee Webb — Cartersville for-11 passing for 189 yards Asa James, Woodland — Woodland beat East Hall 56-6 last year and was a 12-point favorite Bartow County. His ability to Webb completed each of his and two touchdowns. He even James ran the ball 17 times for Friday at East Hall, according to the Maxwell computer projections. change a game in a blink of an seven pass attempts in the first added 12 rushing yards and a 88 yards, including a fourth The Wildcats will have to regroup as they enter region play next eye is virtually unparalleled. quarter before finally misfir- score on the ground. Look for quarter touchdown that brought week at home against Cass. The two likely weakest opponents He did so twice on Friday ing on his opening toss of the a similarly robust line out of Woodland within one point at Woodland will play all year are in the rearview mirror and Wood- night versus Luella to bookend second. No problem. The Lou- Webb, when McNair comes to 21-20. He also had two recep- land is now 1-1. Upcoming is the brutal Region 7-AAAAA slate a first half full of Cartersville isville commit’s next pass went visit next week. tions for 10 yards. of games.

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BY PAUL NEWBERRY ly, redshirt freshman Zamir White dart- play, 56-yard drive that was aided by a on the fi eld for the fi rst time at Georgia, Conference powerhouse, at least provid- AP Sports Writer ed for a 6-yard score, sending Georgia to pass interference penalty. Swift powered capping a long, strange journey that be- ing hope that the Racers will be a factor the locker room with a 42-7 lead. over from 3 yards out. gan as a walk-on in 2017. in the Ohio Valley race. “It was a good ATHENS — On a sweltering day, Fromm, Swift and most of the starters The Bulldogs were forced to punt on Bennett completed 9 of 13 for 124 performance for what we were doing in Georgia took a while to get going. were able to take the rest of the day off, their second possession, and Murray yards and two touchdowns, though he did terms of executing the game plan,” Rice By halftime, the Bulldogs could start giving Georgia a chance to give some of State stunned the crowd when Price hit have an interception that was returned 35 said. “I feel I executed to the best of my cooling down. its young prospects their fi rst extensive DaQuon Green on a slant cutting over yards for a score by Nigel Walton. ability this week.” D’Andre Swift ran for two touchdowns, playing time. the middle. He beat one man and outran “I’m happy he got to play,” Georgia Georgia: It’s hard to fathom what the Jake Fromm threw for 166 yards and a “We defi nitely got to see some young two others for a 60-yard TD that tied the coach Kirby Smart said. “He needs all Bulldogs gained from this game, other score, and No. 3 Georgia broke loose in guys in there,” Swift said. “I’m glad.” game. the experience he can get. He can get reps than sweating off some pounds and giv- the second quarter for a 63-17 rout of Fromm completed his last nine passes There were nervous groans when in practice, but to go out in a game and ing plenty of youngsters a chance to play. FCS school Murray State on Saturday. and fi nished 10 of 11. Swift rushed for 67 Georgia fumbled the ball away on its play is important for his confi dence.” The most signifi cant moment occurred With temperatures climbing into the yards on just six carries. Pickens hauled next possession, but it was only a matter Bennett walked on at Georgia two before the kickoff when the school for- mid-90s, the Bulldogs (2-0) were tied 7-7 in a 43-yard catch with a diving, somer- of time before the overwhelming talent years ago but only got to work on the mally named the fi eld at Sanford Stadi- after giving up a long touchdown pass. saulting effort and fi nished with four re- advantage took its toll on the Ohio Valley scout team. He transferred to a Missis- um in honor of longtime coach Vince But they erupted for a 35-point barrage ceptions for 78 yards. Conference school. sippi junior college last season year and Dooley. in the second period. Preston Rice was effective against When Mark Webb knocked the ball appeared headed back to Division I at the UP NEXT “We were just kind of ready to go,” Georgia’s defense, completing 20 of 25 away from Jared McCray and Reed took University of Louisiana, only to end up Murray State: The Racers face their Fromm said. “We weren’t playing as for 216 yards. But Murray State (1-1) it to the end zone for Georgia’s second back in Athens when the Bulldogs called second straight FBS opponent on the clean as we wanted. But we settled down, rushed for just 23 yards. score in just 33 seconds, it was clear how with a scholarship offer after losing Jus- road next Saturday, though it won’t be a settled in and played some ball.” The Bulldogs had 269 yards on the this one would end. tin Fields to Ohio State. team of this caliber. They’ll take on Tole- Brian Herrien ran 2 yards for the go- ground, led by White with 72 yards on “It doesn’t happen that often, so you’ve “He’s one play away from being out do of the Mid-American Conference. ahead score. J.R. Reed scooped up a eight carries. Freshman Kenny Atkinson got to capitalize on your opportunities,” there,” Smart said of Bennett. Georgia: The second of three straight fumble and went 14 yards for a touch- showed off the backfi eld depth with nine Reed said. “Good things come to those THE TAKEAWAY home games should be another breather down. Swift tacked on a 10-yard TD run. carries for 61 yards. who are aggressive. Murray State: There were some en- for the Bulldogs. They’ll host Arkansas Fromm hooked up with freshman George Georgia jumped ahead less than 2 FROMM’S BACKUP couraging signs for a team that never re- State from the Sun Belt Conference next Pickens on a 15-yard scoring play. Final- minutes into the game, ripping off a four- No. 2 quarterback Stetson Bennett got ally had a chance against a Southeastern Saturday. Georgia Tech holds on, edges Jones inks 3-year, $66 million extension THE ASSOCIATED PRESS receptions for 10,731 yards and 51 touchdowns in FLOWERY BRANCH — One day before the 111 career games. season opener, Atlanta Falcons receiver Julio Jones Jones is the fourth receiver in NFL history to South Florida for 1st victory got his long-awaited contract extension Saturday, have three seasons with at least 100 catches and agreeing to a three-year, $66 million deal. 1,500 yards, joining Antonio Brown, Andre John- BY MATT WINKLEJOHN None found much success to the end zone, but fumbled and The extension is nearly fully guaranteed when he son and Marvin Harrison. Associated Press throwing the ball, but they all had T.K. Chimedza recovered for the signs. It locks in Jones through the 2023 season and Jones sealed his future with the Falcons on the some success on the ground. Jackets with 10:03 remaining. removes a potentially major headache for the Fal- same day Brown was released by Oakland without ATLANTA — Jordan Mason A 1-yard scoring run by Mason THE TAKEAWAY cons before Sunday’s game at Minnesota. playing a game for the Raiders after numerous run- and Tobias Oliver each scored sec- early in the second quarter and a USF: A week after getting shut The deal was announced as the team was depart- ins with coaches and management. ond-quarter touchdowns, and the 7-yard tally by Oliver with 53 sec- out at Wisconsin, 49-0, the Bulls ing for Minneapolis. A day earlier, receiver Tyreek Hill got a three- Georgia Tech defense recovered a onds left in the fi rst half gave Tech need to fi nd some offense. USF Jones fi rst sought a new contract more than a year, $54 million extension from the Kansas City critical fumble at the goal line in (1-1) a 14-3 halftime lead. Oliver mustered 262 yards of offense, but year ago. He reported for training camp when the Chiefs. the fourth quarter as the Yellow rushed nine times for 48 yards. netted just 93 yards on 30 rushes. Falcons enhanced his current deal and agreed to Longtime Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan was Jackets held on for a 14-10 win over Soon after K.J. Sails intercept- Georgia Tech: While the Yellow discuss a lucrative new extension before this season. thrilled about Jones’ extension. South Florida on Saturday after- ed a Johnson pass late in the third Jackets weren’t exactly dominant Negotiations dragged on far longer than expect- “He’s been such a huge part of my career up un- noon to give fi rst-year coach Geoff quarter, the Bulls (0-2) pulled with- on offense, the decision to mix in ed, putting in doubt whether Jones would suit up til this point. Just so consistent. His production is Collins his fi rst win since returning in 14-10 on a 20-yard touchdown three quarterbacks was just enough against the Vikings. through the roof. Obviously, he’s an unbelievable to his home town. pass from Jordan McCloud with to squeak out the win. Johnson No longer. teammate. He’s a great friend,” Ryan said. “I’d love There wasn’t much offense Sat- 14:53 left in the game. completed 11-of-17 passes, but for “I love this city and I’m committed to being a to play with him my entire career. He’s one of the urday beyond Mason, who rushed Moments later Dylan Deveney just 45 yards with the interception. Falcon for life,” Jones said in a statement issued by absolute best to ever do it. Certainly lucky to have 20 times for 99 yards. For the fumbled, and USF recovered. UP NEXT the team. played with him for as long as I have, and I hope second straight game Tech played McCloud threw to Mitchell USF: The Bulls return to Tampa The 30-year-old Jones is a six-time Pro Bowler there’s a lot more in the tank for both of us.” three quarterbacks, starting red- Wilcox for a 54-yard gain to the to prepare for their home opener coming off another huge season. Even as the Fal- Even though the Falcons went down to the wire to shirt sophomore Lucas Johnson 1-yard-line. Saturday against South Carolina cons slumped to a 7-9 record, he had 113 receptions reach an agreement with Jones, there was no doubt and bringing Oliver - who started On third-and-goal from the State. for an NFL-leading 1,677 yards and eight touch- they were committed to a long-term arrangement last week at Clemson - and James 1, USF senior halfback Jordan Georgia Tech: The Jackets hosts downs. that would move toward keeping him in Atlanta for Graham off the bench. Cronkite tried to dive over the pile The Citadel Saturday. Heading into his ninth NFL season, he has 698 his entire career.

Bianca SPORTSROUNDUP Andreescu overcomes MLB Standings Home & Away All Times EDT AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Monday LFO at Adairsville, 5:30 p.m. Serena in W L Pct GB SOFTBALL Sandy Creek at Cartersville, 5:55 p.m. New York 93 50 .650 _ Tampa Bay 85 59 .590 8½ Cartersville at Darlington, 5 p.m. Kell at Cass, 5:55 p.m. Boston 76 66 .535 16½ Toronto 55 88 .385 38 Cass at Villa Rica, 5:55 p.m. VOLLEYBALL US Open Baltimore 46 96 .324 46½ Central Division East Paulding at Woodland, 5:55 p.m. Adairsville at North Murray, TBA W L Pct GB Tuesday North Paulding, Hiram at Cartersville, 5 p.m. Minnesota 88 54 .620 _ title match Cleveland 82 61 .573 6½ SOFTBALL Cass, East Paulding at Cedartown, 5 p.m. Chicago 62 79 .440 25½ Calhoun at Adairsville, 5:30 p.m. Pepperell, Sprayberry at Woodland, 5 p.m. Y OWARD ENDRICH Kansas City 53 90 .371 35½ B H F Detroit 42 98 .300 45 Coahulla Creek at Cartersville, 5:30 p.m. Friday AP Tennis Writer Central Division Rome at Cass, 5:55 p.m. FOOTBALL W L Pct GB Houston 93 50 .650 _ Woodland at Carrollton, 5:55 p.m. Adairsville at Coahulla Creek, 7:30 p.m. NEW YORK — Bianca An- Oakland 82 59 .582 10 Texas 71 73 .493 22½ VOLLEYBALL McNair at Cartersville, 7:30 p.m. dreescu displayed the same brand Los Angeles 66 76 .465 26½ Cartersville, Chapel Hill at Troup, 5 p.m. Cass at Woodland, 7:30 p.m. of big-serving, big-hitting, in-your- Seattle 58 85 .406 35 Kell, Rome at Cass, 5:30 p.m. SOFTBALL face tennis that Serena Williams Friday’s Games Thursday Cass, Woodland at Score Invitational in Chattanooga Tampa Bay 5, Toronto 0 usually does. Kansas City 3, Miami 0 SOFTBALL And now the 19-year-old from Texas 7, Baltimore 6 Boston 6, N.Y. Yankees 1 Canada is a Grand Slam champi- L.A. Angels 5, Chicago White Sox 4 on, earning her fi rst such title while Oakland 7, Detroit 3, 1st game Houston 7, Seattle 4 preventing Williams from collect- Cleveland 6, Minnesota 2, 11 innings ing a record-tying 24th. Detroit 5, Oakland 4, 11 innings, 2nd game On the Air Saturday’s Games Andreescu took charge early in N.Y. Yankees 5, Boston 1 INDYCAR AUTO RACING 4 p.m. — Minnesota at Los Angeles (ESPN2) the U.S. Open fi nal, going up by a Tampa Bay 5, Toronto 3 Kansas City 7, Miami 2 9:05 a.m. — Italian Grand Prix (ESPN2) NFL FOOTBALL set and two breaks, then held off a Houston 2, Seattle 1 NASCAR AUTO RACING 1 p.m. — Atlanta at Minnesota (FOX) late charge by Williams to win 6-3, Texas 9, Baltimore 4 Minnesota 5, Cleveland 3 2 p.m. — Cup Series: Brickyard 400 (NBC) 4 p.m. — Indianapolis at L.A. Chargers (CBS) 7-5 for the championship Saturday L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox, late Detroit at Oakland, late MLB BASEBALL 4 p.m. — N.Y. Giants at Dallas (FOX) night. Today’s Games 1 p.m. — Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets (TBS) 8:15 p.m. — Pittsburgh at New England (NBC) “Being able to play on this stage Texas (Minor 12-8) at Baltimore (Wojciechowski 2-7), 1:05 p.m. 1:15 p.m. — Washington at Atlanta (FSSO) US OPEN TENNIS against Serena, a true legend in this Kansas City (Montgomery 3-7) at Miami (Alcantara 8 p.m. — N.Y. Yankees at Boston (ESPN) 1 p.m. — Women’s doubles fi nal (ESPN) sport, is amazing,” said Andrees- 4-12), 1:10 p.m. Toronto (Waguespack 4-3) at Tampa Bay (Glasnow WNBA BASKETBALL 4 p.m. — Men’s fi nal (ESPN) cu, who was appearing in her fi rst 6-1), 1:10 p.m. Cleveland (Clevinger 10-2) at Minnesota (TBD), 2:10 major fi nal, while Williams was in p.m. her 33rd. “Oh, man, it wasn’t easy L.A. Angels (Barria 4-7) at Chicago White Sox (Cease Arizona 2, Cincinnati 0 Montreal 11 15 4 37 N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. 3-7), 2:10 p.m. St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 1 Orlando City 9 13 8 35 Detroit at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. at all.” Seattle (Hernández 1-5) at Houston (Cole 15-5), 2:10 Kansas City 7, Miami 2 Chicago 8 12 10 34 Pittsburgh at New England, 8:20 p.m. This is the second year in a row p.m. Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Mets 0 Columbus 8 15 7 31 Monday’s Games Detroit (Norris 3-11) at Oakland (Manaea 0-0), 4:07 Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, late Cincinnati 5 21 3 18 Houston at New Orleans, 7:10 p.m. that Williams has lost in the fi nal at p.m. Washington at ATLANTA, late Denver at Oakland, 10:20 p.m. Flushing Meadows. This one had N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 10-8) at Boston (Porcello 12-11), Colorado at San Diego, late WESTERN CONFERENCE 8:05 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, late W L T Pts none of the controversy of 2018. Monday’s Games Today’s Games Los Angeles FC 19 4 6 63 N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Arizona (Leake 11-10) at Cincinnati (DeSclafani 9-8), Seattle 13 8 7 46 WNBA Standings Williams has now been the run- Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. 1:10 p.m. Minnesota 13 9 6 45 ner-up at four of the seven majors Cleveland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Kansas City (Montgomery 3-7) at Miami (Alcantara San Jose 13 10 5 44 4-12), 1:10 p.m. Real Salt Lake 13 11 4 43 All Times EDT she has entered since returning to NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia (Velasquez 6-7) at N.Y. Mets (Synder- FC Dallas 12 10 7 43 EASTERN CONFERENCE the tour after having a baby two East Division gaard 10-7), 1:10 p.m. LA Galaxy 13 12 3 42 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Washington (Scherzer 9-5) at ATLANTA (Soroka 11-3), Portland 12 11 4 40 x-Washington 25 8 .758 — years ago. The 37-year-old Amer- ATLANTA 88 54 .620 _ 1:20 p.m. Sporting Kansas City 10 11 7 37 x-Connecticut 23 10 .697 2 ican remains stuck on 23 Grand Washington 78 62 .557 9 St. Louis (Flaherty 9-7) at Pittsburgh (TBD), 1:35 p.m. Houston 9 15 4 31 x-Chicago 20 13 .606 5 Philadelphia 73 68 .518 14½ Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 9-9) at Milwaukee (Houser Colorado 8 14 6 30 Indiana 12 21 .364 13 Slam singles titles, one shy of Mar- New York 72 69 .511 15½ 6-5), 2:10 p.m. Vancouver 6 15 9 27 New York 9 24 .273 16 Miami 50 91 .355 37½ Colorado (Lambert 2-6) at San Diego (Lauer 8-8), 4:10 ATLANTA 8 25 .242 17 garet Court’s mark for the most in Central Division p.m. Today’s Games history. W L Pct GB San Francisco (Rodríguez 5-8) at L.A. Dodgers (Urías New York City FC 2, New England 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE St. Louis 80 62 .563 _ 4-3), 4:10 p.m. Toronto FC 5, Cincinnati 1 W L Pct GB “I’m just so proud that I’m out Chicago 76 64 .543 3 Monday’s Games Los Angeles FC 2, Orlando City 2, tie x-Los Angeles 21 12 .636 — here and competing at this level. Milwaukee 72 68 .514 7 ATLANTA at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Seattle at Colorado, late x-Las Vegas 20 13 .606 1 Cincinnati 66 77 .462 14½ Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Sporting Kansas City at Portland, late x-Minnesota 18 15 .545 3 My team has been so supportive Pittsburgh 62 80 .437 18 Milwaukee at Miami, 7:10 p.m. x-Seattle 17 16 .515 4 through all the ups and downs and West Division Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. x-Phoenix 15 18 .455 6 W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Dallas 10 23 .303 11 downs and downs and downs,” Los Angeles 92 51 .643 _ NFL Schedule x-clinched playoff spot Arizona 75 67 .528 16½ Williams said. “Hopefully, we’ll San Francisco 68 73 .482 23 Friday’s Games have some ups soon.” San Diego 64 76 .457 26½ MLS Standings Thursday’s Games Washington 86, Dallas 73 Colorado 60 82 .423 31½ Green Bay 10, Chicago 3 Indiana 86, New York 81 This was the largest age gap in Today’s Games Chicago 109, Connecticut 104, OT a Grand Slam fi nal, and it came Friday’s Games All Times EDT ATLANTA at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Minnesota 83, Phoenix 69 Kansas City 3, Miami 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Baltimore at Miami, 1 p.m. Saturday’s Games almost exactly 20 years to the day Pittsburgh 9, St. Louis 4 W L T Pts Tennessee at Cleveland, 1 p.m. No games scheduled since Williams won the U.S. Open ATLANTA 4, Washington 3 New York City FC 15 5 8 53 Kansas City at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Today’s Games N.Y. 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ville (25-22, 25-17) and rallied to beat our only goal,” Condon said. “... Getting Cass (20-25, 25-22, 15-8). in position and having effort is half the Volleyball “It’s always frustrating to lose at the battle, and I felt like that’s what we did. end, when you feel like you’re playing As long as we can continue to build upon From Page 1B RANDY PARKER/DTN neck-and-neck with them,” Condon said. that, it’s encouraging for us to try to make Cartersville senior That’s when a former Wildcat came up “Sometimes the breaks go your way, the state tournament and things like that Halle Matthews (4) tips big for the Canes. Junior Macey Vaughn, sometimes they don’t. I was really pleased we want to do goal-wise for the rest of the the ball over the net who transferred to Cartersville after with them overall.” season.” as Cass junior Avery spending her sophomore season at Wood- Molinaro fi nished the four consecutive Cartersville, meanwhile, will hope Sat- Morlot attempts a block land, had a key kill to keep the Canes in matches with 31 kills, 31 assists, 19 digs urday serves as a turning point. The Canes during the Bartow the lead. and nine aces. Caroline Gore also had an (14-9) had been a little inconsistent in re- County championship Wenzell, who had 10 kills in the match, outstanding tournament. The senior had cent weeks, and that was the case again tournament Saturday at followed with three devastating spikes in 15 kills, 14 digs and three aces over the through its fi rst two matches Saturday. Woodland. a four-point span. It forced Woodland’s fi - fi nal three matches. Wenzell believes the unfortunate cir- nal timeout, and the Wildcats came back Both were named to the all-tournament cumstances surrounding the champion- onto the court inspired, fi ghting back to team. Joining the Woodland duo were ship match refocused the team and led to tie the match at 23-all. Wenzell, Vaughn and Brock, as well as the improved performance. That’s when Storey called the only tim- Cass’ Keegan Krause and Adairsville’s “At the beginning, we were struggling eout she had used all match. If nothing Aaliyah Applin. with our energy,” she said. “Honestly, it else, it threw off Woodland’s rhythm. The In the day’s other matches, Cass beat didn’t click until the last game, when our Softball Wildcats’ next serve went into the net, Adairsville 25-17, 25-21 in the fi rst round coach got hurt. I think that’s what pushed and Brock, who hadn’t had her best game, before falling to Cartersville in three sets us to go harder.” From Page 1B came through when it mattered most with to drop into the losers’ bracket. The Colo- Even though Cartersville wasn’t able to Cass left 11 runners on base, but to be fair, Woodland stranded a doz- a deadly bullseye to the back-right corner nels ultimately placed third, while the Ti- sustain its initial wave of momentum to en. Even still, Roberts was proud of his team’s offensive effort on the day, to set off celebrations for the Canes’ 15th gers fi nished fourth. Adairsville, though, open the match, the Canes made the plays which included seven batters posting multi-hit games against Cartersville. consecutive county crown. will be encouraged by having reached the down the stretch that championship-win- The Wildcats will need to keep the bats hot with some incredibly diffi - “I’m very proud,” Wenzell said. “With fi nal of the JV tournament before falling ning teams do — regardless of the cir- cult games on tap for next week. the rut we’ve been in, I hoped we could to Cartersville by scores of 25-22 and 25- cumstances. “Our hitting is coming around,” Roberts said. “We were absolutely get out of it today, and we defi nitely 23. “I think their energy and passion at the horrible at the start of the season. We’re coming around. The bottom of pulled through. I had a little bit of doubt, As for the varsity tournament run- end,” Storey said of what allowed Carters- the lineup is hitting. but we stepped up. Our heads got clear, ner-up, Woodland will quickly turn its ville to pull out the second set. “Winning “We have to keep it up, because here we go again with East Paulding and that’s what had been holding us back focus towards the rest of the season, with the county tournament, I think, is what and Carrollton back-to-back on Monday and Tuesday. It’s going to be from being the best that we could.” plenty still on the line for a team that has drove them and doing it for coach Dutch.” tough, and of course, we have No. 1 Gordon Lee on Friday night in Chat- Despite the loss, Condon was pleased shown it can compete with almost any- Wenzell confi rmed. tanooga.” with his team’s showing on Saturday. Fol- body. “We wanted to play for him,” she said Cartersville fi nished third with a 9-4 win over Adairsville, which lowing the narrow loss to Cartersville to “I know county was a goal of ours we of Cothran, “so when he came back, he dropped its two games. begin the day, Woodland defeated Adairs- set at the beginning of the year, but it’s not would come back to a trophy.” While the day didn’t go the way the Tigers would have wanted from a softball standpoint, the day, as a whole, was about more than just the games. All four teams wore a shade of pink shirts as part of a Pink Out event designed to raise money for a local woman battling breast cancer. All four teams joined the woman on the fi eld prior to the championship game, as she threw out the ceremonial fi rst pitch. “I thought today went pretty well,” Adairsville head coach Amanda Nelson said, adding her thankfulness to Adairsville Middle for hosting the tournament. “... We had a great showing from our community today. “It was a Pink Out tournament, and we were able to honor one of our own student’s family and her mother, who is battling breast cancer. The community came together, and we were able to make a generous dona- tion to their family. We’re really proud of that. It’s fun to get out here to play ball, but when you can have a platform that goes beyond softball, that’s really awesome.”

Third place game: Cartersville 9, Adairsville 4 Adairsville jumped ahead but couldn’t hold off a late Cartersville rally in the third place game Saturday afternoon. The Tigers pushed across a run in the fi rst and two in the third for a 3-0 lead. However, the Canes scored nine straight runs to pull away for a 9-4 win. A three-run top of the fourth tied the game before a fi ve-run sixth com- pleted the comeback. Each team scored once in the seventh to set the fi nal margin. Senior Lauren McElhaney, junior Anna Kate McElhaney and senior Cio Seigler each had three hits for the Canes (8-9). The elder McElhaney had two doubles, two runs scored and three RBIs, while the younger one scored once and drove in two. Elizabeth Nelson also had two hits. Ava Perkins pitched the fi rst three innings, and McKinley Chada threw the fi nal four. They combined to allow eight hits with fi ve strikeouts and no walks. Alexa Varner and Megan Gregory each fi nished 2-for-4 to lead Adairs- ville (6-9). Chloe Souders and Gregory drove in one run apiece, while Sadye Johnson scored twice and Gregory crossed home once.

Woodland 15, Cartersville 3 (4 inn.) Woodland scored multiple runs in every inning to blow by Cartersville in the second semifi nal of the day. Morgan Cooper and Hannah Miller each picked up three hits in the dominant 15-3 win. Cooper had four runs scored and two RBIs before having to leave ahead of the championship game for a different school function. Miller walked, scored once and racked up fi ve RBIs. Bella Carnes, Morgan Bailey, Ansley Evans, Cassie Jones and Allyssa Motes all had two hits apiece for the Wildcats. Evans scored four runs with Carnes and Bailey scoring twice each. Kendyl Hardin had just one hits, but she scored a run and drove home two. Woodland plated four runs each in the fi rst and second innings before putting up a fi ve-spot in the third. They managed to wrap things up with two more runs in the fourth. Cartersville scored three runs in the bottom of the fi rst against Hope Schultz on Anna Kate McElhaney’s bases-clearing double. Schultz set- tled down from there, and kept the Canes at bay the rest of the game.

Cass 5, Adairsville 1 Ansley Hight opened the Bartow County softball championship with a bang. The freshman’s three-run homer just four batters into the day’s fi rst semifi nal was all Cass would need in a 5-1 win over Adairsville. The top three hitters in the order for the Colonels — Alexis Woods, Eryn Lee and Rachael Lee — each had two hits. Hight’s round-tripper the only other hit for the team. Cass tacked on single runs in the third and fi fth innings. Rachael Lee pitched phenomenally in the circle. She allowed just fi ve hits and one walk. The sophomore struck out fi ve and only allowed a run in the top of the seventh with her team already up 5-0. Victoria O’Neal had two of Adairsville’s fi ve hits. Sadye Johnson, Me- gan Gregory and Olivia Talarico had the others. Alyssa Jarrett had the team’s only RBI, driving home Taylor Fortenberry on a groundout.

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RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE Teresa LeMay’s garden in Cartersville was featured this year on The Magnolia Garden Club’s Pond and Garden Tour.

said. “Their monthly meetings feature a return to a certain kind of charm that comes with tablecloths and appetizers served alongside a seasonal flower arrangement. But this same group also carries the power and authority of the fearsome ‘little old ladies in tennis shoes,’ as those at the Georgia Capitol called them, who advocate for protecting the environment, Beautifying Bartow one project at a time, The Mag- saving trees and removing billboards from our state nolia Garden Club celebrated its 70th anniversary highways to increase their beauty. Aug. 25. Returning to its roots, the group’s festivities “This group has helped plant wildflower seeds were presented at Rose Lawn Museum, the site of the along the state highways and supported Lady Bird club’s initial meeting in the late 1940s. Johnson’s call to beautify America. While they may “The members of the Magnolia Garden Club, appear lovely and fragrant and varied in style, like Laurel District, feel it is a great honor to still be an the very flowers and gardens they promote, they are established active club for the last 70 years,” said also tough as nails, the proverbial Steel Magnolias.” Sandra McMillan, president of The Magnolia Garden Along with their beautification efforts at Rose Club. “It is an exciting time for us to celebrate all Lawn Museum, The Magnolia Garden Club is ac- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE the achievements and projects that have been accom- tive in the community, awarding a $1,000 horticul- In 2016, Magnolia Garden Club member Vicki Jones, right, plished through our club. ture scholarship annually to a college student; in- unveils the Blue Star Memorial Marker on Veterans Day at the “… In March 1949, The Magnolia Garden Club of stalling a Blue Star Memorial Marker at the Frank Frank Moore Administration and Judicial Center in Carters- Cartersville was organized in the home of Mrs. Guy ville as Edna McClellan, director of the Laurel District of the Moore Administration and Judicial Center in 2016 Garden Club of Georgia looks on. The marker is a tribute to all Parmenter, who was then president of the Cartersville to honor service members; erecting raised flower members past, present and future of the armed forces. Garden Club. The first meeting was held in the Sam beds at two assisted living homes; and reading a Jones home, now known as Rose Lawn, on Cherokee children’s gardening book to youth at Cartersville Avenue,” she said, adding the club was formed with Public Library and donating a copy to the library 48 members under the direction of its first president, and every local elementary school during Georgia Mabel Fields. Garden Week. As McMillan noted, Rose Lawn Museum is the “One of the club’s proud accomplishments is the former Cartersville residence of the late Methodist restoration of the Junior Magnolia Garden Club in evangelist Samuel Porter Jones. Currently operated 2017 at Hamilton Crossing Elementary School,” by Bartow County government as a house museum, McMillan said. “Kathleen Clark, chairperson of the the property is known today for its heritage roses and Youth/Education committee, Sandy Lukas and Lynn seasonal festivals. Frye — Master Gardeners — met with students inter- “On behalf of the staff of Rose Lawn, I would ested in gardening and organized the group. like to congratulate Magnolia Garden Club on this “In 1998, the garden club started the space but due impressive milestone,” said Jane Drew, director of to circumstances it had not been maintained. They Rose Lawn Museum. “I have known and worked with first had to get the space ready for planting. The many of their members for such a long time and in students stayed after school along with committee so many different ways. In fact, my first introduction members and other volunteers to prepare the land. to Rose Lawn, prior to serving as director, was with Then, they planted flowers and vegetables, with some long-time garden club member, Mrs. Mary Siniard. of the vegetables being cooked in the lunchroom. “… The grounds at Rose Lawn have also benefited The garden club members and students continue to from the touch of other garden club members. Laura’s diligently work after school to maintain this beautiful RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE Garden was established in 2003 by their efforts and garden.” The home of Pam and Gerald Barge was previously featured is still our most used wedding site. Several of their Among The Magnolia Garden Club’s most recent as part of The Magnolia Garden Club’s Pond and Garden Tour. garden club members are part of another ‘Rose projects is the Native Pollinator Perennial Garden at Here, Barge walks with visitor Judy Jones around the perim- Lawn helpful hand,’ the Bartow County Master Gar- eter of his coy pond. George Washington Carver Park. The group captured deners. On any given Wednesday, you can easily see an agri-tourism award — first place in medium clubs both groups coming together and making Rose Lawn from The Garden Club of Georgia — for this outreach Museum the ‘Crown Jewel’ of Cartersville.” effort. Along with providing volunteers, McMillan Like Drew, Sheri Henshaw also is thrilled to see the said, The Magnolia Garden Club donated $500 to the group celebrate its 70th anniversary. A former mem- pollinator garden. ber and president of The Magnolia Garden Club, she “It’s a compliment to our caring and hard work,” currently is serving as the executive director of Keep said Bonnie Floyd, the club’s chairwoman of National Bartow Beautiful. Garden Week. “We realize that we must work to pre- “In their 70 years of existence, Magnolia Garden serve our native plants and our wonderful pollinators Club has served the community as a standard-bear- in particular. … Butterflies and bees and humming- er of elegance, beauty, and good taste in gardening, birds — nothing lifts your spirits like seeing these flower arranging, garden education, environmental gorgeous creatures enjoying their lives as we enjoy stewardship and community service,” Henshaw said. ours.” “They have placed memorial markers, sponsored Sponsored by The Magnolia Garden Club, the youth education projects, held flower shows and Native Pollinator Perennial Garden was a component garden tours, and currently sponsor and help fund of Keep Bartow Beautiful’s National Planting Day and maintain both a memorial garden at Rose Lawn Project in 2018. and a Native Pollinator Garden at George Washington For Calvin Cooley, director of the planning and Carver Park.” programs committee of the Friends of George Wash- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Presently comprised of 34 members, The Magnolia ington Carver Park, the club “has made a permanent Keep Bartow Beautiful Executive Director Sheri Henshaw, Garden Club meets the second Friday of each month impact” on the Acworth venue. The garden is one right, joins Magnolia Garden Club members, from left, Bonnie — January to May, and September and October — at of the newest additions to the historic site, which Floyd, Sue Tucker, MGC President Sandra McMillan and Kath- Heritage Baptist Church in Cartersville around 9:15 Cooley shared was formed in 1950 “as the first of leen Clark as they place a marker at George Washington Carv- a.m. er Park identifying the Native Pollinator Perennial Garden. four ‘Georgia State Parks for Negroes’ during the era “Their members hold monthly meetings that cover of segregation.” a wide range of activities, all related to gardens, education and the natural environment,” Henshaw SEE MAGNOLIAS, PAGE 8C 2C Sunday, September 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Move on and resist dwelling on the good ol’ days

Country recording artists The that’s all we want to do. work that way. I went out to eat with them af- Dwelling on the past can Judds have a song that goes like Folks, the good ol’ days are The good ol’ days may have ter church. Everything looked cause us to miss the blessings of this: gone. And, as one man said, seemed to be great but they are good. They wanted me to come the present. “Grandpa, tell me ’bout the “They may not have been as gone. and visit the church and commu- The apostle Paul said, “This good old days/Sometimes it feels good as we want to remember.” Years ago, I went through a nity. one thing I do; forgetting what like this world’s gone crazy” The good ol’ days represent time of wanting to go back to a But as I began to pray about lies behind, we press on toward Lots of people like to talk the past and the past is gone. particular area and pastor again. the church, the Lord helped me the goal to win the prize of about what is perceived to be Ecclesiastes 7:10 says, “Don’t There were a couple of men to see that I was trying to recre- God...” (Phil. 4:13-14). “the good ol’ days.” long for the good old days, This of whom I was close personal ate the good ol’ days. If you tend to dwell in the Churches love to talk about is not wise.” friends and I enjoyed being able The men that I was friends past, today, you need to move “the good ol’ days.” Someone I’ve known people who do to see them when I was pastor with? They had moved since I forward. may say, “I remember when Bro. nothing but long for the past. in that area. I remembered those left. So visiting with them was The past is done. So and so was here. The church That’s all they talk about. They years fondly and wanted to rec- not an option. Winnie the Pooh once asked, was packed!” Or, “Do you re- Potts constantly talk about a former reate that. As I began to pray about this “What day is it?” member when we used to do it Pastor or some other former A church from that area con- church, I had to realize that I “It’s today,” squeaked Piglet. this way? I miss those days.” reminisce. staff member. Or they talk about tacted me and I was excited. was trying to recreate the good “My favorite day,” said Pooh. There is nothing wrong with There is nothing wrong with how much life has changed and “A chance to go back to a great ol’ days. But those days were Mother Teresa once said, reminiscing some. There is a letting some good memories they would refer to back to the place,” I thought. gone, and I needed to move on. “Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow magazine entitled “Reminisce,” from the past warm your heart. way things used to be. So the search committee came What about you? Do you has not yet come. We have today. so, obviously, people like to But there is something wrong if But we can’t. Life doesn’t to hear me preach and Holli and dwell on the past? Let us begin.”

Announcing the forthcoming marriage of WHAT’S GOING ON Anna Pettit White to Michael Driscoll Toboni NORTH GEORGIA POTTER’S of Cobb County, as well as the former For more information, contact Jan at Mr. and Mrs. Har- The future groom HOUSE FOR WOMEN COMMU- chief magistrate judge of Cobb County. 706-766-7727. ry Bradford White of is the grandson of the NITY OPEN HOUSE — The North To RSVP for the luncheon, call Parnick Cartersville joyfully late Mr. and Mrs. Mi- Georgia Potter’s House for Women Jennings at 678-767-7169 or email par- SONS OF CONFEDERATE VET- announce the forth- chael Joseph Driscoll Community Open House will be held [email protected]. ERANS — The Sons of Confederate coming marriage of and Mr. Joseph Philip today from 2 to 5 p.m. at 176 Old High- Veterans meeting will be held Tuesday, their daughter, Anna Toboni Jr. and Mrs. way 41, Adairsville. PROBE COLLEGE FAIR — Rep- Sept. 17, at 7 p.m. at Cassville Muse- Pettit White, to Mi- Rose Toboni Haar. He resentatives from colleges and univer- um. The speaker will be Mary Phagan chael Driscoll Toboni, is the brother of Jo- BROCK FAMILY REUNION — sities will visit the Probe College Fair Kean. She will be speaking about her son of Mr. and Mrs. seph Philip Toboni IV The descendants of Thomas Asbury 2019 on Tuesday, Sept. 10, from 9 a.m. great aunt “Little Mary Phagan,” who Joseph Philip Toboni (Gillian), Gianna Mi- Brock will hold their annual Brock to noon at the Clarence Brown Confer- was murdered in 1913. For more infor- III of San Francisco, chele Driscoll Toboni Family reunion today at the Stilesboro ence Center, located at 5450 Highway mation, contact Dale Black at 678-800- California. (Kyle), Paul Driscoll Academy. A picnic lunch will be served 20, Cartersville. Visit www.gaprobe.org 3214. The bride-elect is White Toboni (Danielle), at 1 p.m. All families attending are for more infromation. the granddaughter of and Jacqueline Rose asked to bring a picnic lunch. For more TRANQUILITY HOUSE DO- the late Dr. and Mrs. Driscoll Toboni. information, call Mary Morris at 770- COMPASSIONATE PAWS — MESTIC VIOLENCE CENTER — Hal J. Choate Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Michael graduated from George- 386-0268. Compassionate Paws will hold a Tranquility House Domestic Violence James Bryan White Jr. She is the town University in 2006 and Keck meet and greet session for anyone Center will host its 23rd annual golf sister of Margaret Lydie Anderson School of Medicine in 2015. In 2019, PUBLIC SERVANT APRECIA- interested in serving as a pet therapy tournament on Friday, Oct. 4, at Wood- (John) and Rose Vandivere White. Michael completed his residency in TION LUNCHEON — The 20th An- team with their dog, cat, mini horse land Hills Golf Club. Registration and Anna graduated from Universi- Obstetrics and Gynecology at UAB. nual Public Servant Appreciation Lun- or even a rat, as well as other domes- Breakfast will be at 8 a.m. with a 9 a.m. ty of Georgia in 2011 and Mercer He is currently in his first year of fel- cheon will take place Tuesday, Sept. 10, ticated animals. These sessions will tee time. Four person teams cost of $100 School of Medicine in 2015. In 2018, lowship in St. Louis at Washington from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cartersville provide an opportunity to meet some per person. This year, the Hole in One she completed her residency with University where he is specializing Civic Center. Vic Reynolds will be the pet partners, ask questions and learn prize is a 2019 Buick Encore. Goody UAB in Pediatrics. Anna currently in Gynecologic Oncology. speaker. Reynolds was appointed as the what’s involved. The meeting will be bags prizes and sponsorships are still practices as a pediatric hospitalist The upcoming wedding will be director of the Georgia Bureau of Inves- held at the Cartersville Pubic Library, needed. For additional information, call with Mercy Children’s Hospital of held on October 5th at Sam Jones tigation in February by Governor Brian located at 429 W. Main St., Carters- 770-386-8093 or email communityrc@ St. Louis. Memorial United Methodist Church. Kemp and is the former district attorney ville, on Saturday, Sept. 14, at 1 p.m. tranquility-house.org.

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To become a Newspaper In Education partner, please contact Lee McCrory at The Daily Tribune News 770-382-4545 The Daily Tribune News Around Town www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, September 8, 2019 3C Deep in the weeds EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK left us wondering how soak a clay soil several inches with one of these permanent wilt deep. diseases. Gardening experts touted the amazing benefi ts of covering the Permanent Established landscape plants Ironically, plants that get these ground with landscape fabric before putting a top layer of what- and mature trees can extract this diseases often wilt more dramati- ever — gravel or another type of mulch — on top of it. Most of water deep in the soil and main- cally in the early stages of the dis- us want a gardening project to be “one-and-done” but years of Wilt tain their water needs without ease, especially in the afternoon, experience taught us that gardening is never done. Often one task needing any additional rain or irri- which causes people to water completed begets another task As we windup the end of sum- gation for about seven to ten days. them more often. sooner or later. mer, we see many plants starting Newly planted trees and shrubs Excessive watering actually fa- In a part of the garden that to wilt in the afternoon sun. If you may need supplemental water vors the spread of these diseases. I called The Potager since I sat in the sun all day above 90 de- more often for the fi rst couple of Dead or dying plants should be re- was attempting to install a grees, you would probably start to years until their roots get deep moved completely, along with the kitchen garden into the eight wilt too! enough to seek out water in the soil around the roots, to remove as boxes lined up two-by-two on Plants with big leaves, such as Pugliese subsoil. However, let the plants tell much of the fungal disease as pos- one side of the garden, I didn’t Hydrangeas and Angel Trumpets, you when they need water. Even sible. The spores of these diseases want to mow grass between are often the fi rst plants that get a roots. Don’t water the leaves. new trees and shrubs can go a cou- can survive in the soil for many the rows simply because the little droopy in the hotter part of The second problem with wa- ple of days without being watered. years and infect the next plant you array rested on a somewhat the day. tering in the afternoon is that peo- When you do water, soak the soil try to grow there. gentle slope. I decided to It’s very tempting to return ple have a tendency to water plants deeply to encourage deeper root- Sometimes, these diseases dump gravel on the pathways Humphreys home from work after a long, that don’t actually need watering. ing — this will pay off in the long hitchhike on infected plants you that I collected through sever- hot summer day and want to wa- Although many plants ap- run as the plant acclimates to its may have bought from the nursery. al seasons of tilling The Al- ter everything that wilts in your pear wilted in the afternoon, that new environment and is able to It’s always a good idea to inspect lotment. To keep this gravel collected through sweat equity from backyard. However, late afternoon doesn’t always mean they need take care of itself for extended pe- the roots of plants before you buy sinking into the clay, I put down a layer of landscape fabric be- is really not the best time of day water. Wilting is an adaption that riods of time without rain. them. Gently slip them out of the tween the boxes. to determine whether or not your many plants use to reduce water Adding a few inches of mulch nursery pot and examine the roots I repurposed my compost sieve into a gravel washing screen landscape really needs watering. loss during the hottest part of the around trees and shrubs will not all the way to the bottom. and washed several loads of found stone clean of clay. I dumped There are two problems with day. A wilted leaf has less sur- only conserve soil moisture, but A healthy plant will have white, and spread shiny wet gravel on top of the landscape fabric totally watering landscapes in the after- face area exposed to sunlight and will also help reduce extreme tem- healthy roots throughout the soil. covering it. Miss Em never cared for this gravel covering com- noon. First, water that remains on therefore will not lose water as peratures and drying of surface An unhealthy plant will often have plaining that these rocks averaging about an inch in diameter were the leaves of plants throughout the quickly. roots. black or brown roots on the lower hard to walk on. “Except for the sweat-equity, these rocks are free evening is more likely to invite Oftentimes, plants that are wilt- A permanent wilt may happen if third of the root ball. This could and they’re from here which makes them natural,” I said. disease problems. For example, ed in the afternoon will perk back you have plants that remain wilted indicate the plant was overwatered Years later, after several seasons of leaves and other organic Hydrangeas and roses are highly up at night and look perfectly even after you water them. There at the nursery or may already be matter decomposing and fi lling the gaps between the rocks, weeds susceptible to leaf spot diseases happy by morning. If the plants’ are certain soil-borne diseases infected with a root disease. took over. Usually Carolina geranium and henbit in the spring fol- such as Cercospora, anthracnose leaves do not appear stressed in such as Fusarium wilt, bacterial lowed by mimosa weed, creeper vines and horse nettle over the or black spot. Watering in the the morning, then they can prob- wilt and Phytophthora that can — Paul Pugliese is the Exten- summer; most of the time we could keep up with this invasion. morning as the sun rises will al- ably go another day or two before infect the stems or roots of plants sion Coordinator and Agricul- Fortunately, the landscape fabric kept the newly created layer of low any leaves that become wet to needing water. and literally stop the fl ow of water. tural & Natural Resources Agent soil above ground level, but unfortunately small weed seeds found dry more quickly and minimize In some situations, plants that We commonly see this problem for Bartow County Cooperative this organic matter. Fortunately, these weeds sprouted producing these disease problems. Even are watered every afternoon may in vegetables such as tomatoes Extension, a partnership of The shallow above-the-fabric root systems. Unfortunately creeper vine better, would be to avoid wetting end up getting too much water and certain landscape plants such University of Georgia, The U.S. taproots penetrated the landscape fabric making it nearly impos- the leaves at all and just water the from their well-intentioned care- as Rhododendrons. They might Department of Agriculture and sible to pull them. roots with a drip irrigation system. taker. start out with one or two branches Bartow County. For more infor- I cleared weeds from these pathways in June; by the time we If you hand water your plants, Our Georgia red clay soil has that wilt and then eventually the mation and free farm, lawn or got back from our UK trip in August, weeds covered the pathways invest in a watering wand with a the ability to hold water for sever- entire plant wilts. Unfortunately, garden publications, call 770- once again. A few days ago, Miss Em beyond her point of patience water breaker nozzle that you can al days after a good soaking rain. there are no effective treatment 387-5142 or visit our local website with these nuisances pulled on her leather gloves, picked up a tub use to apply water directly to the One inch of rain or irrigation will options for plants that are infected at ugaextension.org/bartow. trug, a few other garden tools, and started pulling weeds. By the time I realized what she was doing, she had a trug nearly full. We pulled weeds progressing downslope along the main walk- way and the side paths between each box. We also cleared each box of weeds noting the condition of the other plants in each one. At the back of the third box we found something. “Did you plant that?” she asked. ETS OF THE EEK “Not me! You?” I answered. “Look at that bee going into the EVHS P W fl ower. They obviously like it.” “I didn’t plant it.” “Well, I guess until we fi gure out what it is, leave it alone. It looks like a sweet pea but it’s not a vine. It might be a Lespedeza of some type. Look at the leaves. It looks like it’s from the pea family. But I don’t remember seeing a plant with those long skinny pods on it.” “If it’s a weed; it’s gotta go,” Miss Em said. “It obviously hasn’t spewed seeds everywhere. But look at how it’s spaced out along the back of the box.” Four or maybe fi ve plants were evenly spaced out. They all stood about 3-feet tall with a smattering of yellow pea-like fl owers that bumble bees disappeared into while they gathered pollen. She tapped some words into her smart phone at- tempting to narrow down what kind of plant this was. “Let’s fi nish up what we’re doing and then we’ll get back to this one,” I said. After fi ve trugs of weeds and nearly three hours in the garden, we fi nished the task. Grabbing my smart phone, I began an internet search using key words describing what I saw. Between extension documents and searching the online image library, I found a description backed by a photo of sicklepod on Invasive.org. Sicklepod (Senna obtusifolia) seemed not to have any redeem- ing qualities. Toxic to cattle, horses and other livestock, includ- ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL ing chickens, this weed can be found not only in pasture but in Left, meet handsome guy, Beemer! Beemer is a 40-pound fella cotton and peanut fi elds. One reference by University of Georgia who is a little over a year old and he is waiting on his forever researchers focused on this plant from the Fabaceae, or legume, home. Beemer has shown us that he is very smart, attentive family, becoming herbicide resistant. and that he has lots of positive energy. When potential adopt- Our question centered on how did it get here? We fi gured maybe ers meet Beemer, he comes off a little bit too excited at fi rst, but after a couple minutes, he will literally melt in your arms some birds deposited seeds onto our garden. We don’t know why for snuggles. Beemer plays well with his same-sized runmates, sicklepod plants were only in this one planting bed and not in the and seems to warm up very quickly to everyone he meets. adjacent boxes? Relieved that the seed pods seemed to be intact, Beemer is one entertaining fella with scruffy looks and a kind we pulled each of these plants pushing them into their own trug. and goofy personality. Right, this little lady’s name is Pepper I will burn them later. and she is around 3 years old, with a short coat and her very own soul patch on her chin. Pepper has come a long way since — Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been she fi rst came to EVHS; she was very shy and scared and now gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about she has become much more trusting and playful and even gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Cooperative purrs while being held. Pepper doesn’t seem to mind other Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. Or cats and, when it comes to dogs, she just keeps a close watch on them. We hope Pepper can fi nd a calm and relaxing home contact the Bartow County Extension Offi ce, 320 W. Cherokee where she could be 100% herself and have a loving family who Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Garden- will make her feel right at home. To adopt Beemer, Pepper, or er Program is a volunteer training program for home gardeners any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.Etowah- offered through county offi ces of the University of Georgia Coop- ValleyHumane.org. erative Extension. Daughter doesn’t share mom’s devotion to family heirlooms

DEAR ABBY: My mother, who DEAR NOT INTERESTED: more physically attractive if it an adorable rescue puppy, “Daisy.” good terms now. — PET PROB- is in her late 60s, is obsessed with You say your mother is the fami- would be easier. I feel lonely, but She was supposed to be mostly my LEM IN WASHINGTON family history and preserving at- ly genealogist, which implies there at the same time, I’m happy being boyfriend’s dog because I work tachments to relatives. are more family members than just alone. a demanding full-time job, and I DEAR PROBLEM: It has been In addition to being the family you. Sometimes I’m not even sure have a cat that lives with us. Mar- my experience that dogs respond genealogist, she collects objects Young people today are far less about my sexual orientation. Is it cus has always been a dog person, more positively to the person who that belonged to relatives or people By interested in family heirlooms normal not to know what one wants but I enjoy them, too. regularly feeds, exercises and plays who “might” have been relatives, Abigail Van Buren than in previous generations, and at my age? — DON’T KNOW The problem is, Daisy has taken with them and shows them affec- those who share our last name or about what will happen to her col- it wouldn’t be surprising if your WHAT I WANT a liking to me. When I’m home, she tion, than to a partner who remains lived in the same small town as our lection when she dies. For a while future children are no different. follows me everywhere. passive. The more Marcus with- ancestors. she was trying to give me some of Suggest to your mother that she DEAR DON’T KNOW: Many I suspect, due to her behavior, draws from Daisy, the more pro- Her house is stuffed to the gills the things. When she found out I discuss with other relatives the op- people older than you have trouble that she may have been mistreated nounced her attachment to you will with furniture, books, legal doc- gave away a vase she had given me, tion of giving them her collection fi guring out what they want. You by men previously, but nonetheless, become. uments, photos and the like. Each she just about fl ipped. to share with their children. But do appear to be what is called a late Marcus is extremely hurt. He won’t Urge him to discuss this with the object has a story that goes with it. Now she is trying to get me to not make any promises that you do bloomer. take her outside if I’m home, and he dog trainer, so perhaps the situation Every time I visit, she spends agree to preserve her whole house not intend to keep. Because you are not interested doesn’t try to play with her or train can be put right. literally hours talking about the the way it is and pass it down to my in having a relationship, you should her. Every time she rejects him in Caveat: If this is the way your various histories of her things and future children intact. Of course, I DEAR ABBY: I’m a 22-year-old concentrate on your education for any way, he takes it personally. boyfriend reacts to perceived rejec- tries to get me to recite what I was can’t promise that. female college graduate who plans now. After you are enrolled, pay We signed Daisy up for a puppy tion, I’d think twice about starting a supposed to have learned during Should I pretend to agree with to further my education. a visit to the student health center training class. He participated for family with him if I were you. my previous visits. her plan so her anxiety level goes I have never had a boyfriend or and inquire about counseling ser- about fi ve minutes before giving up The thing is, I really don’t care down? been kissed, although I’ve had ca- vices. If you do, it will not only pro- and handing me the leash during Dear Abby is written by Abigail about any of it. Some of the an- This disagreement has now sual crushes. I’m not interested in vide you with some insight but also the fi rst lesson. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne tiques are nice, and photos of my overshadowed our relationship. having a relationship in the near fu- give you a chance to get to know How do I get my boyfriend to Phillips, and was founded by her grandparents are fun to look at, but I’ve tried to get her to see someone ture, and I’m not certain I ever want yourself better. stop taking our puppy’s behavior so mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact the rest of it, I have no interest in. about her collecting habit and her to be in one. I have no idea how I personally? I should note, we went Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. As she’s getting older, my mother anxiety, but she fl at-out refused. — would start one if I did. DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend, through this when my cat didn’t com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- is becoming increasingly agitated NOT INTERESTED IN UTAH Sometimes I wonder if I were “Marcus,” and I recently adopted like him at fi rst, but they are on les, CA 90069. 4C Sunday, September 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listings The Daily Tribune News

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(N) (Live) Post Training MLB Baseball FREE V(11:00) ››› “X-Men: First Class” (2011) ’ Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ››› “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” ›› “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” (2006) ’ Å The 700 Club ’ LIFE WThe Closer Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms (N) (:03) Dance Moms (:03) Dance Moms TRAV ¨America Unearthed America Unearthed America Unearthed Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown (N) Å Code of the Wild (N) Code of the Wild ANPL ≠Secret Life-Zoo Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ North Woods Law North Woods Law: Uncuffed (N) ’ North Woods Law North Woods Law NICK ØBlaze Ricky PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Loud Sponge. Sponge. ›› “Tooth Fairy” (2010) Dwayne Johnson. ’ Å Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Vampir PJ Masks Puppy T.O.T.S. Academy Big City Duck Big Hero Big City Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Just Roll Bunk’d Bunk’d Coop Sydney Raven Just Roll TVL ±(11:50) Bonanza (12:55) Bonanza Bonanza Å Bonanza Å M*A*S*H M*A*S*H (:12) M*A*S*H Å Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Everybody Raymond Raymond Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤››› “Contagion” (2011) Marion Cotillard. Å ››› “Twister” (1996) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton. Å Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ››› “Die Hard With a Vengeance” (1995) COM ¥Futurama Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Office Office (:15) The Office Office Office Office Office Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Daily Lights TCM μ(:15) ››› “Bedlam” (1946) (:45) ›› “Signpost to Murder” (:15) ››› “Quo Vadis” (1951) Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr. Å (:15) ›› “Gaslight” (1940) Anton Walbrook. ››› “A Raisin in the Sun” (1961) Å (:15) ››› “The Slender Thread” (1965) BRAVO ∂Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Flipping Exes (N) Watch OC BET ∏Girlfriend Girlfriend Payne Payne Payne House of Payne Payne Payne (:24) “Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins” (:40) ››› “Coach Carter” (2005) Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Ri’chard. The Next Big Thing The Next Big Thing SYFY ∫“Drag “The Girl With All the Gifts” (2016) Gemma Arterton. ›› “Evil Dead” (2013) Jane Levy. Å ›› “Blair Witch” (2016) Premiere. Å ›› “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters” Å ›› “Jeepers Creepers 2” (2003) Ray Wise. Stephen King’s It FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Fair NASCAR Race Hub MLB’s U.S. Na. Soccer 2019 FIFA MLB Whiparound (N) PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ ›› “Major League” (1989) Tom Berenger. ’ Å Ink Master (N) ’ ›› “Major League”

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Gold Schooled Mod Fam Single Celebrity Fam News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real ’ Å TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) MasterChef (N) ’ BH90210 (N) Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta Paid Prg. Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! America’s/Talent (:01) Songland (N) Game Night Up Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Funny Game Judge Judge Hatchett Hatchett Hot Hot Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold black-ish black-ish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Big Bang Last Man Last Man WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Cat in the Sesame Splash Pink Go Luna Nature Wild Kratt Molly Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) PBS NewsHour ’ Animal Babies NOVA ’ Magical Land of Oz Amanpour-Co WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ The Dr. Oz Show (N) CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Big Brother (N) ’ SEAL Team ’ S.W.A.T. ’ Å News Colbert WPXA (14) , Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ WATL (36)` Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast Dateline ’ Å Dateline ’ Å 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy Live PD WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Dog Dog Dog Dog Dog Dog Dog Dog Dog’s Most Wanted Dog’s Most Wanted Dog’s Most Wanted Dog Dog WPBA (30) 0 Splash Dinosaur Clifford Curious Arthur Odd Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Belton Milk British Baking News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Little Women Little Women Little Women American Masters TLC AUntold Stories of ER Unexpected ’ Unexpected ’ Unexpected ’ Unexpected ’ Unexpected ’ Unexpected ’ Say Yes, Dress Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme A&E FThe First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters (N) (:01) Psychic Kids (:04) Ghost Hunters DISC H9/11: After The 9/11 Surfer ’ 9/11 Firehouse ’ Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown (:01) Contact (N) ’ Expedition Unknown TNT ISupernatural ’ Supernatural ’ Supernatural ’› “Law Abiding Citizen” (2009) Å (DVS) ››› “Flight” (2012) Denzel Washington, Don Cheadle. Å (DVS) ›› “Battleship” (2012) Taylor Kitsch. Å (DVS) ›› “Safe House” (2012, Action) USA JChicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Suits (N) Å (:01) Pearson (N) Law & Order: SVU fx KMike Mike ›› “Now You See Me 2” (2016) Jesse Eisenberg. ’ Å ››› “The Avengers” (2012, Action) Robert Downey Jr.. ’ Å ››› “Furious 7” (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ’ Å Snowfall (N) Å Snowfall ’ Å ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. (N) (Live) MLB Baseball: Cubs at Padres ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å Football Noon Question Around Pardon WNBA Basketball WNBA Basketball SportsCenter (N) FOXSPO P Drag Racing College Football Western Carolina at NC State. Red Bull Series Golf Life Polaris College Football Western Carolina at NC State. Red Bull Cliff Diving World Poker HIST TVoices From Countdown to Ground Zero ’ Å 9/11: The Days After ’ Å 9/11: Escape From the Towers ’ Å 102 Minutes That Changed America ’ 9/11: Inside Air Force One (N) ’ Å 102 Minutes FSSE UMLB Baseball: Braves at Phillies Breaking GeorgiaS MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. B. Pough Braves MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. (N) (Live) Post Noles MLB Baseball FREE V“Percy Jackson” ››› “Hook” (1991) Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams. ’ Å ›› “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” (2006) ’ Å ›› “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” (2007) Johnny Depp. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ LIFE WMarrying Millions Marrying Millions Marrying Millions Marrying Millions Marrying Millions Marrying Millions Marrying Millions Married-Sight Married Married at First Sight (N) Å Marrying Millions (N) Married-Sight TRAV ¨Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Mountain Monsters Mountain Monsters Mountain Monsters Mountain Monsters Mountain Monsters Monsters Atta. Monsters Atta. ANPL ≠Secret Life-Zoo Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole I Was Prey ’ Å I Was Prey ’ Å I Was Prey ’ Å I Was Prey ’ Å I Was Prey ’ Å I Was Prey ’ Å I Was Prey I Was Prey (N) ’ (:01) I Was Prey ’ NICK ØBlaze Ricky PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Loud Sponge. Sponge. ›› “Mr. Popper’s Penguins” (2011) ’ Friends Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Vampir PJ Masks Puppy T.O.T.S. Academy Big City Duck Big Hero Big City Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Just Roll Bunk’d Bunk’d Coop Sydney Raven Just Roll TVL ±(11:50) Bonanza (12:55) Bonanza Bonanza Å Bonanza Å M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤(10:30) ›››› “Aliens” (1986) ››› “Die Hard 2” (1990, Action) Bruce Willis. Å ››› “Die Hard With a Vengeance” (1995) Bruce Willis. Å ›››› “Jaws” (1975, Suspense) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. Å ›› “Jaws 2” (1978) Roy Scheider. Å COM ¥South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk (:15) South Park South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Daily Lights TCM μ“The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp” (:15) ››› “The Westerner” (1940) Å ››› “The Great Dictator” (1940) Å (:15) ›››› “Paths of Glory” (1957) Å ›››› “12 Angry Men” (1957) (:45) ››› “Sweet Smell of Success” Å “Night” BRAVO ∂Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å (2:58) Below Deck (3:59) Below Deck Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Real House. Real House. Housewives/OC Watch Real BET ∏Girlfriend Girlfriend Payne Payne Payne (:35) ››› “Coach Carter” (2005) Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Ri’chard. ›› “The Family That Preys” (2008) Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard. 2019 Black Girls Rock! Celebrating black women. Martin ’ SYFY ∫(10:30) Stephen King’s It Å (:45) ›› “Blair Witch” (2016, Horror) Å (:45) ›› “Jeepers Creepers 2” (2003) Å (:45) ›› “Fast & Furious” (2009, Action) Vin Diesel. ››› “Edge of Tomorrow” (2014) Tom Cruise. Å “Res FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Fair NASCAR Race Hub NFL NFL “They Fight” (2018) Å PBC Inside PBC Boxing MLB Whiparound (N) PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ ››› “Coming to America” (1988) Eddie Murphy. ’ ››› “Coming to America” ’ The Daily Tribune News T.V. Listings www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, September 8, 2019 5C THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET ABC News Democratic Candidates Debate (N) ’ (Live) Å News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real ’ Å TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. (N) ’ (Live) Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta Paid Prg. Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Super Super Good Good Law & Order: SVU Up Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Funny Game Judge Judge Hatchett Hatchett Hot Hot Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold black-ish black-ish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Big Bang Last Man Last Man WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Cat in the Sesame Splash Pink Go Luna Nature Wild Kratt Molly Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) PBS NewsHour ’ Doc Martin ’ Å Martin (:34) Doc Martin ’ (:21) Doc Martin ’ Aman WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ The Dr. Oz Show (N) CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Sheldon Sheldon Big Brother (N) FBI ’ Å News Colbert WPXA (14) , Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ WATL (36)` Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast The Good Wife ’ The Good Wife ’ 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy Live PD WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ JAG “Scimitar” ’ JAG “Boot” ’ JAG “Sightings” ’ Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man WPBA (30) 0 Splash Dinosaur Clifford Curious Arthur Odd Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Lidia Nick Animal Babies News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Animal Babies NOVA ’ Magical Land of Oz Outback ’ Å TLC AUntold Stories of ER Dr. Pimple Popper Gypsy Wedding Gypsy Wedding Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes, Dress 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days ’ Unexpected ’ Behind Bars Behind Bars My Crazy Birth Story A&E FThe First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ Live PD “Live PD -- 05.05.18” Riding along with law enforcement. 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Chasing the Cure (N) (Live) Movie Å (DVS) USA JNCIS “Reveille” ’ NCIS “Defiance” ’ NCIS “Kill Screen” Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam fx K(10:30) “Warcraft” ››› “Captain Phillips” (2013, Docudrama) Tom Hanks. ’ Å ››› “Furious 7” (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ’ Å ›› “The Fate of the Furious” (2017, Action) Vin Diesel. ’ Å Inbe Inbe Inbe “Furious” ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) CFB 150 Football Is US: College Game ESPN Docu. SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å Football Noon Question Around Pardon NBA: The Jump High School Football Longview (Texas) at John Tyler (Texas). (N) CFB 150 Satur FOXSPO P Red Bull Series Red Bull Crashed Ice ’ Red Bull NHRA Drag Racing Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals. Red Bull Cliff Diving Red Bull Air Racing Crank World Poker World Poker Polaris Red Bull HIST TPawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Ax Men ’ Ax Men (N) (:03) Knife or Death (N) ’ Å (DVS) FSSE UMLB Baseball: Braves at Phillies XTERRA Running MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. Outdoors Boxing MLS Soccer Post XTERRA Champ. Running College Football FREE V“Willy Wonka & Chocolate” Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ›› “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” (2007) Johnny Depp. ’ Å ›› “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” (2011) ’ Å The 700 Club ’ LIFE WThe Closer Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Married at First Sight (N) Å Married Marrying Millions TRAV ¨The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files (N) The Dead Files (N) The Dead Files ANPL ≠River Monsters ’ Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters “Legend of Loch Ness” ’ River Monsters “American Killers” ’ NICK ØBlaze Ricky PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Loud Sponge. Sponge. ››› “Men in Black” (1997) Tommy Lee Jones. Å Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Vampir PJ Masks Puppy T.O.T.S. Academy Big City DuckTales (N) ’ Big City Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Just Roll Bunk’d Bunk’d Coop TBA To Be Announced TVL ±(11:50) Bonanza (12:55) Bonanza Bonanza Å Bonanza Å M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤(:10) › “Jaws 3” (1983, Suspense) Dennis Quaid. Å (:25) ›››› “Jaws” (1975) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. Å (:25) ›› “Jaws 2” (1978) Roy Scheider. Å ›› “Pearl Harbor” (2001, War) Ben Affleck, Josh Hartnett. Å (:05) “Pearl Harbor” COM ¥Futurama South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk Office Office (:15) The Office ’ Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Daily Lights TCM μ“Follow the Boys” (:15) ›› “Looking for Love” “The Honeymoon Machine” (:15) ›› “Come Fly With Me” (1963) Å (:15) ›› “When the Boys Meet the Girls” ››› “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” (1969, Action) ››› “Diamonds Are Forever” BRAVO ∂Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing New York Below Watch Million BET ∏Girlfriend Girlfriend Payne Payne Payne Payne ›› “The Family That Preys” (2008) Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard. ›› “Juice” (1992, Crime Drama) Omar Epps, Tupac Shakur. ›› “Harlem Nights” (1989) Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor. SYFY ∫CSI: “Lake Placid: Legacy” (2018, Horror) Å ›› “Resident Evil: Retribution” (2012) Å ›› “Fast & Furious” (2009) Vin Diesel. ››› “Edge of Tomorrow” (2014) Tom Cruise. Å ››› “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015) Tom Hardy. “Mad FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Fair NASCAR Race Hub Unrivaled: Earnhardt “Q Ball” (2019, Documentary) Å 89 Blocks ’ Å Fair PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ ››› “Remember the Titans” (2000, Drama) ’ Å ››› “Remember the Titans” (2000) ’

FRIDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET House Fresh- Reef Break (N) 20/20 (N) ’ Å News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real ’ Å TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) BH90210 ’ MasterChef ’ Fox 5 News at 10:00 High 5 News WXIA (11) & Atlanta Paid Prg. Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! American Ninja Warrior ’ Å (DVS) Dateline NBC (N) ’ Up Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Funny Game Judge Judge Hatchett Hatchett Hot Hot Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold black-ish black-ish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Big Bang Last Man Last Man WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Cat in the Sesame Splash Pink Go Luna Nature Wild Kratt Molly Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) PBS NewsHour ’ Monarch of the Glen American Masters (N) ’ Stuarts Stuarts-Bloody WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ The Dr. Oz Show (N) CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Hawaii Five-0 ’ Magnum P.I. ’ Blue Bloods ’ News Colbert WPXA (14) , NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles WATL (36)` Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy Live PD WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ JAG ’ Å JAG ’ Å JAG “Smoked” ’ Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man WPBA (30) 0 Splash Dinosaur Clifford Curious Arthur Odd Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Fire Recon Durrells in Corfu News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Father Brown ’ Death in Paradise American Masters (N) ’ Country TLC AUntold Stories of ER Dr. Pimple Popper Gypsy Wedding Gypsy Wedding Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes, Dress 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days ’ 90 Day: Other The Family Chantel A&E FLive PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD “Live PD -- 06.30.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD: Rewind (N) (:04) Live PD Riding along with law enforcement. ’ Å DISC HBggg Bggg Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud ’ BattleBots (N) Å BattleBots (N) Å BattleBots Bots redouble their efforts. (N) (:02) Mysteries of the Abandoned (N) ’ TNT ISupernatural ’ Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones Å Bones Å ››› “Wedding Crashers” (2005) Owen Wilson. ›› “Yes Man” (2008) Å USA JLaw-SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU ›› “Red” (2010, Action) Bruce Willis. Å (DVS) ››› “Iron Man” (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr.. Å (DVS) Mod Fam Mod Fam fx K›› “Ice Age: Collision Course” (2016) ’ Mike Mike Mike Mike ›› “The Boss Baby” (2017) ’ Å “Captain Underpants: Epic Movie” ››› “Despicable Me 2” (2013) ’ Å ››› “Despicable Me 2” (2013) ’ Å ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon College Football North Carolina at Wake Forest. 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Mini Fact: The Bill of Rights The first 10 amendments to our James Constitution are known as the Bill of Madison of Rights. They are: Our Virginia is First: Guarantees freedom of the press, called the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and “Father freedom of assembly and petition. Supreme Law of the Second: Guarantees the right to own Constitution.” and carry weapons. Third: Limits government from forcing citizens to keep soldiers in their homes. Sept. 17 is Constitution Day. It was on that is for Twenty-seven, the total number Fourth: Limits searches and seizures. day that the delegates to the Constitutional of amendments, or additions, to the Fifth: Grants rights concerning Convention signed the document in 1787. T Constitution. criminal treatment and trials. Also protects Some schools will celebrate with a whole is for United States. In the words of the citizens from the government taking their week of activities. The Mini Page gets started Preamble: property. with a “spellbinding” tribute. U “We the People of the United States, Sixth: Grants further rights for those is for Constitution. It is a set of basic in order to form a more perfect union, accused of a crime, such as a speedy trial laws, organizing, granting and limiting establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, and a fair jury. C the powers of our government. It is provide for the common defense, promote Seventh: Grants rights for people something we all share. the general welfare and secure the blessings involved in civil cases (disagreements of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do between two people or people and their is for Original. The document has: government). • a preamble ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.” Eighth: Protects people from O • seven articles, or sections unreasonable fines or cruel punishment for is for New Hampshire, the ninth is for Three branches of government. crimes. state to ratify, or approve, the • The Legislative branch is Congress. Ninth: Entitles citizens to rights not N Constitution. T • The Executive branch is headed by listed in the Constitution. the president. Tenth: Says that powers not given to is for Signers. • The Judicial branch is headed by the the U.S. government by the Constitution Thirty-nine Supreme Court. are reserved for the states or the people. S delegates signed. Fifty-five is for Important Ideas, such as delegates attended. separation of powers, checks and Some, like George I balances and enumerated powers. Resources Mason, did not sign is for Ours. When our Constitution and insisted that the Bill of Rights be added. was first created in 1787, our On the Web: O country had 13 states and 4 million is for The Bill of Rights, the first 10 • archives.gov/founding-docs amendments to the Constitution. people. Today we have 50 states and more T than 300 million people. At the library: is for Independence Hall in • “What Is the Constitution?” by Patricia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where the is for National Archives. The Demuth I delegates met to write the Constitution Constitution is on display at this • “A Kids’ Guide to America’s Bill of and the Bill of Rights. N building in Washington, D.C. Rights” by Kathleen Krull The Mini Page® © 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication

Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of the Constitution are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, James: What should you and some letters are used twice. See if you can find: do when an elephant stubs his toe and can’t walk? AMENDMENTS, ARTICLES, PLBRANCHESSAEDI Ben: Call a toe truck! BILL, BRANCHES, RLEGI SLAT I VEESS CONSTITUTION, E I NECNEDNEPEDN I EXECUTIVE, ABTHGOVERNMENTG Eco Note GOVERNMENT, IDEAS, MAD I SONP RAT I F YN INDEPENDENCE, JUDICIAL, B I HTFEV I TUCEXEE LAWS, LEGISLATIVE, LWALAMENDMENTSR Do you ever notice an MADISON, PREAMBLE, ETKLAI C IDUJLAWS air quality index (AQI) on a weather ENOITUTITSNOCWP app or a newspaper weather report? RATIFY, RIGHTS, SIGNERS, Sometimes the air can be dirty, but STATE. ART I CLESQSTHG I R you can’t see it or smell it. So you need another way to tell if the air is dirty. The AQI uses colors to tell us how clean the Cook’s Corner air is. Green is clean; maroon is very dirty. We see a lot of yellow, orange and Tuna Salad on Whole-Grain Crackers red AQI colors in the summer when air You’ll need: • Salt and ground quality often isn’t at its best. You can • 1 (2.6-ounce) packet light tuna in black pepper find the AQI for your state or city at

water • 6 whole-grain airnow.gov. adapted from epa.gov • 1 tablespoon light mayonnaise crackers • 1 tablespoon finely diced celery For later: • 1 tablespoon finely diced roasted red peppers Look in your newspaper for articles about Constitution Day. What to do: 1. In a small bowl, combine tuna and mayonnaise and mix well. 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication 2. Fold in celery and red peppers. Season with salt and pepper. Teachers: For standards-based 3. Serve tuna salad on crackers, or refrigerate tuna until ready to serve. Serves 1. activities to accompany this feature, visit: bit.ly/MPstandards. And follow The Mini Page® ©

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SUNDAY September 8, 2019 and tell it like it is. Nevertheless, will feel frustrated because it’s hard don’t agree to anything important. to be effi cient and timely. Scale back ARIES (March 21 to April 19) LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) on your expectations and do less. You are high-viz today, which means Expect shortages and delays on the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) people are talking about you. They job today, because this is a poor This is a poor day to spend money know personal details about your day to begin your week. People are on anything other than food, gas and private life. Keep this in mind. confused and indecisive. Fear not, entertainment. If shopping, wait un- TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) because tomorrow will make up for til this evening. Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose This is a restless day for you because things. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) you want some adventure. Do some- VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Postpone important fi nancial deci- thing different that is stimulating. This is a creative day for artists and sions or anything to do with spend- Go someplace you’ve never been people who work in show business, ing money. Restrict your spending before, perhaps an ethnic restaurant. the entertainment world, the hospi- to food, gas and entertainment until GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) tality industry or anything to do with this evening. Wait until this evening if you are in- sports. Play and fun times with kids AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) terested in making a decision about will appeal to you instead of work. Some days are productive. Some shared property or inheritances. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) days are not; this is one of those This is a poor day to make these de- Postpone important decisions about days. Therefore, don’t push things -- cisions, especially about how to di- home and family until this evening just go with the fl ow. vide or share something. or tomorrow. This is not the time to PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) CANCER (June 21 to July 22) act. Tread water and take it easy. People are sociable today -- they A discussion with a partner or close SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) want to talk. Enjoy schmoozing with friend will be frank and to the point Short trips and errands might be on friends and groups, because this is today. It’s easy to let your hair down the menu today. Unfortunately, you the perfect thing to do today. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews Pajama Diaries by Terri Libenson ACROSS 1 To and __ 4 Wee 9 Lean-to 13 Flippant 14 Shin support 15 Carry 16 Jellystone Park inhabitant 17 Loyalty 19 Car speed letters 20 Liberated Written By Brian & Greg Walker 21 Exhales HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne audibly 22 Sagas 24 Cylindrical container 25 Tricks 27 Seashores 30 Building wing 31 Unflinching 33 Uncooked 35 Chicken pieces 36 Sandbar 37 Three biblical kings Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 9/9/19 38 He-he 5 “…and __ to go Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 39 Frown before I sleep…” PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN 40 Many (Frost) Scandinavians 6 Fit 41 Chap 7 Committed 43 Creamy perjury dessert 8 Fail to keep up 44 Gobble up 9 Laundry problems 45 Fundamental 10 __ Kong 46 Egyptian dam 11 Carve in glass 49 __ out; get rid of 12 Ruby and Sandra gradually 13 Acrobat’s 51 “Bobby” subj. workplace 54 Unvarying 18 Sir __ Newton 56 Liver secretion 20 Bend easily 57 Nylons 23 Tools with blades 58 Misrepresent 24 Bedspring Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 59 Willing to 25 Corridor reconsider 26 __ these days; ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 9/9/19 All Rights Reserved. 60 Part of a date eventually 61 Sporting 27 Fuel, for some 37 Luau locale 48 “When I __ a equipment 28 Court reporter’s 39 Street talk lad” 62 Sault __. Marie submission 40 Rx label info 49 Earnest 29 Wise men 42 Not as fat request DOWN 31 Display 43 Tumors 50 Satan’s domain 1 Failure 32 Disabled car’s 45 Cooking herb 52 Run away 2 90-degree figure need 46 In pain 53 Actor Berry 3 __-Wan Kenobi 34 Shrewd 47 Loafer or 55 Dwindle 4 Long gazes 36 Kirkwell native moccasin 56 Derek & others 8C Sunday, September 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News

sommar” over the weekend, and check out. But no, these dumb- ter how much I strained my eyes, boy, is this movie just a preten- dumbs decide to stick around I sure as heck wasn’t seeing a tious wreck from start to fi nish. even after watching the Swedes good movie. Swift at the It’s about this one co-ed who play Whac-a-Granny, and from Unfortunately, they ARE goes into a deep depression af- there, they get everything that’s showing this one at the local ter her sister intentionally car- coming to them. theater this weekend, but if I bon monoxides her whole family A word to the wise, folks: if were you I’d steer clear of all to death, so her boyfriend does the travel brochure prominently two hours and 50 minute of this what any considerate signifi cant features a bear being set on fi re pretentious bore-fest. The best I Movies other would do and says “Hey, by a buncha’ guys looking like can give “Midsommar” is a very honey, how about you come with Jonestown refugees, it’s time to underwhelming ONE AND A me and the guys to this hippie fi nd another vacation spot. HALF PIECES OF POPCORN festival over in Sweden where So yeah, it’s basically a blatant OUT OF FOUR rating — I think we drink sweet tea made out of ripoff of “The Wicker Man” and I’d rather watch Rodrigo wax his hallucinogenic mushrooms and “The Texas Chainsaw Massa- upper lip for three hours than ‘Midsommar’ is overlong break dance until three in the cre,” but with the added “ben- have to sit through this snoozer morning every night?” efi t” of being all artistic and again. Swift So things are going swell whatnot. Which means there are and underwhelming enough, I suppose, until one af- large chunks of the movie where ternoon all of the locals tell ’em EVERYTHING is overexposed Subscribe BY JAMES SWIFT “your sole source of income is off Browns Bridge Road next to there’s this one tradition they’ve in white light, so you really can’t [email protected] livestreaming videos of ‘Mine- Gallery Furniture is going to be got to check out, and that’s when tell what the heck’s going on. and craft’ on YouTube and you’ve off the chain — even if Rodrigo they wheel out these two septu- There are parts in this movie SAVE I got a text message from my got $36,000 in student loan debt is too cheap to spring the extra agenarians and starts bashing so overexposed, it almost turns old college buddy Rodrigo — re- even though you only took three $1.99 for soft drinks and ev- their noggins in like they were into one of those old Magic Eye Call 770- member, he’s Portuguese, so you classes at Kennesaw State. How erybody’s gonna’ have to drink watermelons at a Gallagher show posters where you have to squint have to pronounce it like Hod- in the world are you going to Sprite and pretend like it’s ice in the ’80s. Now, normally, when your eyes and stare at the middle 382-4545 He-Go — over Labor Day week- support a wife with those kinds water. people in matching white robes of the screen with every fi ber of end. It’s the fi rst time he’s con- of fi nances, especially when she Anyhoo, speaking of shame- break out Donkey Kong ham- attention in your body to fi gure tacted me since I made fun of his weighs 500 pounds and doesn’t less ripoffs, I had the misfor- mers and start cracking senior out what’s supposed to be hap- The Daily haircut in a movie review about even know about half the Pop- tune of catching the extra-long citizen skulls with ’em like wal- pening. four months ago, so I fi gured it Tart fl avors we’ve got over here extended director’s cut of “Mid- nuts, that’s usually your cue to And needless to say, no mat- Tribune News had to be about something pretty in the States?” important. As always the case with Rodri- Now, not all the words were go, I’m not sure I got most of the spelled correctly, but I think words he was saying, but I think Cartersville’s Preferred Plumber what he was trying to tell me was he said something about making that he was engaged. Apparently, a lot of money trading Pokemon he met some neo-expressionist cards on the southeast Asian interpretive dancer from Bos- black market, and apparently all nia named Svetlana on Tinder, of these tariffs talks have real- and she’s wanting a K-1 visa and ly increased the value of mint apparently isn’t all that grossed Charizards and Bulbasaurs. out over his thornbush-shaped “But Shames,” he said — coif and eyebrows that look like ’cause for some reason, he can’t two caterpillars having a thumb pronounce the letter “J” — ’rasslin match. “don’t you know how in love we Well, the long and short of it are? Besides, she’s already got a is that he wants me to be his best gig lined up at the Cheddar’s off man at the upcoming wedding Dawson Highway, where she’ll ceremony in a couple of weeks, be doing part time work as a bill- which is scheduled to take place board on the weekends.” in the commons area of his mod- It was around that point that ular home community on Tit- I realized the poor guy was be- shaw Drive in Gainesville. Of yond redemption. Of course, I course, I’ve been trying to talk know it’ll only be a matter of him out of it ever since, but you months before she leaves Ro- know what it’s like being a fool drigo for somebody who doesn’t in love with a head shaped like smell like Fritos all the time, and a discounted Chia pet. The poor he’s gonna’ be devastated. But at guy is just plain smitten, and he least there’s one silver lining in Serving Bartow County ain’t susceptible to reason no this cavalcade of bad decisions. more. That reception at the Stevi “Rodrigo,” I tried to tell him, B’s all-you-can-eat pizza buffet and Surrounding Areas Magnolias Licensed and Insured From Page 1C When installed, the 12-foot-by-20-foot garden featured a pleth- ora of native plants, including Georgia aster, blue-eyed grass and swamp hibiscus. In addition to KBB, the club received assistance All Work from various organizations and businesses in Bartow and Chero- Plumbing Repairs, kee counties. Backed By “When all the volunteer hours and donations were put togeth- er, the garden had a total value of over $4,000 to the Friends of Exclusive Carver, and a donation check was presented to Friends of Carver Water Heaters Park Chairman Calvin Cooley on June 6, 2019, as part of Magnolia Warranty. Garden Club’s National Garden Week activities,” Henshaw said. See invoice “The check was presented to highlight the ongoing partnerships for detail. created during this process, and the club hopes to continue their and Fixture Plumbing work at Carver. “Currently, the garden has been on the losing end of a battle with the local deer population, something all lake residents can attest to. Plans are already underway to weed, water and replant, and on the best practices to prevent garden decimation by deer and other local wildlife.” At 89, Floyd is The Magnolia Garden Club’s oldest member. WE LOVE MOMS Joining the group in 1982, the Cartersville resident enjoys the club’s camaraderie and community projects. “I’ve always liked plants, and I’ve always liked people,” she said. “I was encouraged by my friends to join this garden club, and I’ve enjoyed it ever since. We are a friendly group, and I like to think $ we do some good.” FREE Drawing inspiration from Floyd and other Magnolia Garden Club members, Henshaw is thrilled to still work alongside the 35 OFF group in her current position with Bartow County government. Service Call “Some of my favorite projects through Keep Bartow Beautiful and our Community Greening Initiative have been with Magnolia Garden Club, especially Bonnie Floyd, who is my role model in so For All Moms With Repair many ways,” Henshaw said. “She just amazes me. But the club is fi lled with women of purpose, and I applaud each and every one, With coupon. Cannot be combined With coupon. Cannot be combined through the entire 70 years. with any other offer. Expires 10-15-19. “They each added spots of beauty to their everyday lives, with any other offer. Expires 10-15-19. through their gardens, arrangements at churches, tree plantings at schools and parks, just making their own little spaces beautiful to enhance their neighborhoods. They take pride in their sur- roundings, and set the standard for Keeping Bartow Beautiful, Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for every single day.” For more information about The Magnolia Garden Club, visit The Lord rather than for people. (Colossians 3:23 NLT) its Facebook page, Magnolia Garden Club-Cartersville, or email McMillan at [email protected]. Financing Available Call Us Today!

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Magnolia Garden Club members Flo Lundee, left, and Lynn Frye look through some of the club’s historical items during the group’s 70th anniversary celebration at Rose Lawn Muse- um Aug. 25.